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Technically it's always the first in China until they get removed from the movie (startrek.website)
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[โ€“] shoop@lemmy.ml 3 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (1 children)

They operated for less than a month, could have gone unnoticed?

And no I don't think it's weird phrasing. It's absolutely common practice to get permits to film in public places and historic sites: https://www.thefilmfund.co/how-to-get-film-permits-and-location-releases/

If you're filming on private property your supposed to get they owners permission too.

If a Australian film did some guerilla filming I'm sure that would be mentioned in it's wiki because it can serve to promote the movie.

Edit: try googling "movies made without permission" https://www.dailyhindnews.com/top-10-movie-scenes-shot-without-permission-its-all-illegal/

[โ€“] 420blazeit69@hexbear.net 6 points 1 year ago

It's absolutely common practice to get permits to film in public places and historic sites:

Lmao that's an entirely different thing than "you need government permission to make a film with a certain type of subject material."