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Welcome

Welcome to Permits to Wrap

1. Permission to shoot

Permission to Shoot: Permits, Locations and Drones

Check: Who the NFC permit is for

Check: An all-Nigerian crew

Check: Drone basics

2. People on set

People on Set: Agreements and Releases

Check: The DOP's footage

Check: Faces in an advert

3. Safe set, right cover, legal crew

Safe Set, Right Cover, Legal Crew: Safety, Insurance and Foreign Crew

Check: Lena's visa

Check: Compulsory or wise?

Day One on Set simulator

Day One on Set: The Simulator

Final check

Final Check: How It Works

Final check 1: Who the NFC permit is built for

Final check 2: The Lagos permit

Final check 3: Cash on set

Final check 4: Registering a drone

Final check 5: Drone insurance

Final check 6: The writing rule

Final check 7: A crowd notice

Final check 8: The script

Final check 9: Visa or work permit

Final check 10: NFC permit and visas

Your Practical Task: My Production Compliance Pack

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You're Done: What Happens Next

A short course for Nigerian producers on shooting permits, drones, cast and crew paperwork, set safety, insurance and foreign crew, with clear steps for asking in writing when the rules are unclear. Course 2 of 8 in the Creative Compliance Academy (Nigeria). Version 1.0 · facts checked 7 Nov 2026.

A shoot can stop for reasons that have nothing to do with the story: a missing permit, a seized drone, a crew member who says "the footage is mine", or a foreign DOP on the wrong visa. This short course shows Nigerian producers which permits a shoot may need and who to ask when the rules are unclear, what a drone shot needs, what paperwork every cast and crew member should sign, and how to keep the set, the insurance and foreign crew on the right side of the rules.

Permits to Wrap: Film & TV Production Compliance in Nigeria

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