New Jersey Film Permit Finder
Search a municipality to see what it publishes about filming permits: where to apply, published fees, insurance, lead time and the official source.
Covers the 87 New Jersey municipalities with a verified guide on this site. Every line is copied from that guide, with the date it was checked. Municipal rules and property permissions change, so confirm with the municipality before you build a schedule around anything here.
All municipalities with a verified guide
87 guides, alphabetical. This list works without JavaScript and links straight to the full guide.
- Asbury Park
- Atlantic City
- Bayonne
- Bedminster
- Belleville
- Berkeley Heights
- Bloomfield
- Bridgewater
- Camden
- Carteret
- Clark Township
- Clinton
- Cranford
- East Brunswick
- Eatontown
- Edison
- Elizabeth
- Fair Lawn
- Fanwood
- Florence Township
- Fort Lee
- Fort Monmouth
- Franklin Township, Somerset County
- Garwood
- Glen Rock
- Gloucester Township
- Guttenberg
- Hackensack
- Haddonfield
- Hamilton Township
- Hanover Township
- Highland Park
- Hightstown
- Hillsborough Township
- Hoboken
- Hopewell Township
- Jersey City
- Kearny
- Keyport
- Lambertville
- Leonia
- Linden
- Little Silver
- Livingston
- Madison
- Manville
- Maplewood
- Metuchen
- Millburn
- Montclair
- Moorestown
- Morristown
- Mount Holly
- New Brunswick
- New Providence
- Newark
- Newton
- North Bergen
- Nutley
- Ocean Township (Waretown)
- Oceanport
- Paterson
- Phillipsburg
- Plainfield
- Pompton Lakes
- Princeton
- Rahway
- Randolph
- Red Bank
- Ridgefield Park
- Ringwood
- Robbinsville
- Roseland
- Secaucus
- Shrewsbury Borough
- South Bound Brook
- Sparta Township
- Summit
- Tinton Falls
- Union City
- Union Township
- Vineland
- Warren Township
- Watchung
- Weehawken
- West Orange
- Westwood
This is a research starting point, not a permit approval and not a legal opinion. A municipal permit does not replace private-property permission, and private-property permission does not authorize filming on streets, sidewalks, parks or other publicly controlled property. State, county, NJ TRANSIT, federal, park and airport property can carry separate authorities. Where a location sits across more than one jurisdiction, more than one approval may apply.
Need help coordinating a New Jersey film permit?
BLL Films handles permit coordination and location management as a paid service. That is separate from the research above, which is free and stays free.