Since this was personal art, and not for commercial or exhibition, no permit needed. It was also done on a very wet night, so what trash did catch on fire was quickly and easily put out. We were surrounded by wet concrete and a roaring river. No harm no foul. The place was left no better and no worse than when we arrived.
In fact, the two homeless guys that got to watch this shoot go down actually received a little din din, so maybe we needed a permit for that, and that would make it a nefarious night since we didn't have a permit for feeding homeless people. Hopefully the Homeless Feeding Patrol (HSP) doesn't coming knocking on my door.
not a permit to film, if you are going to play with fire it's usually a good idea to call the fire department first so then they don't show up and try to put it out, they may or may not require a permit. They might want to play with fire with you if you are doing something fun. They are all pyromaniacs. Or just go down to the LA river. Usually around here they will remind you that you don't need a permit if you say it is a cooking fire and thank you for letting them know. They don't really want to go put something out if they don't have to. Then if someone calls to report your fire they say "thank you we know"
Since this was personal art, and not for commercial or exhibition, no permit needed. It was also done on a very wet night, so what trash did catch on fire was quickly and easily put out. We were surrounded by wet concrete and a roaring river. No harm no foul. The place was left no better and no worse than when we arrived.
In fact, the two homeless guys that got to watch this shoot go down actually received a little din din, so maybe we needed a permit for that, and that would make it a nefarious night since we didn't have a permit for feeding homeless people. Hopefully the Homeless Feeding Patrol (HSP) doesn't coming knocking on my door.
not a permit to film, if you are going to play with fire it's usually a good idea to call the fire department first so then they don't show up and try to put it out, they may or may not require a permit. They might want to play with fire with you if you are doing something fun. They are all pyromaniacs. Or just go down to the LA river. Usually around here they will remind you that you don't need a permit if you say it is a cooking fire and thank you for letting them know. They don't really want to go put something out if they don't have to. Then if someone calls to report your fire they say "thank you we know"