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Filming Permits and Permit Information
White Sands Nat'l Monument Policies and Procedures
State Land Office
NM Motor Vehicle
Information
Labor Laws
New Mexico Child Guidelines
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FILMING PERMITS
AND PERMIT INFORMATION |
Although comparatively
few permits are necessary for filmmaking in New Mexico, permits are
required for production on federal, state, and tribal lands. Permits
may be required for production on city properties, sensitive areas
such as historical sites, and on public streets including county roads
and state highways. For more complete information regarding
permitting, please contact us at
1-800-826-0294.
Additional information regarding permits can be found by visiting
Film New Mexico
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WHITE SANDS NATIONAL
MONUMENT FILM POLICIES AND PROCEDURES |
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Instructions for filming
at White Sands National Monument and the Lincoln National Forest are
available to assist in making your filming experience a wonderful
success.
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STATE LAND OFFICE
The New Mexico State Land Office manages 8.75 million acres of surface
estate and 13 million acres of mineral estate for agriculture/grazing,
oil, gas & mineral activities are distributed to the beneficiaries -
the public schools. State trust lands are located throughout the state
and may be available for filmmaking by acquiring a
Right of
Entry Permit from the Surface Resources Division located in Santa
Fe.Dennis Garcia
Surface Resources Division Director
(505) 827-5866
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NEW MEXICO MOTOR VEHICLE
DIVISION
Any production vehicle over 12,000 pounds gross vehicle weight
requires a temporary permit from the Motor Vehicle Division. Vehicles
will be subject to a highway use tax. To avoid unwanted delays at the
port of entry stations, it is recommended that the Division be
contacted by phone as soon as possible.
Mary Robins
Vehicle Services Bureau
New Mexico Motor Vehicle Division
P.O. Box 1028
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87504
505-827-1005
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LABOR LAWS
New Mexico law respects a valid written agreement requiring membership
in a labor organization as a condition of employment. Generally in the
United States, "union shop" provisions requiring membership in a union
after 30 days' employment are common. These provisions are authorized
under the National Labor Relations Act so long as a company operates
in a state that does not have a right-to-work law. Cooperative
relationships between labor and management have preserved New Mexico's
reputation as a labor-peace state.
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NEW MEXICO CHILD
GUIDELINES |
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School-age children in
New Mexico may be employed by production companies under special
guidelines. Employment of a child under the age of 16 requires the
child to obtain a work permit certificate either from designated
school officials or from the Department of Labor when school is not in
session. It is the responsibility of the production company to keep
the work permit certificates on file and to keep a list posted of all
children working there.
New Mexico Department of Labor
Student Labor Division
Contact: Tiffany Star
tstar-salcido@state.nm.us
1596 Pacheco Street
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87505
(505) 827-6830
(505) 827-6875 (Wage and Hour)
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