Film permitState
Filming in Texas A&M University campus
Unrestricted commercial filming or photography of university facilities is not allowed.
What it takes
| Do you need one? | Unrestricted commercial filming or photography of university facilities is not allowed. Outside parties must sign the university's Location Agreement before shooting on campus, and an Image & Video License Agreement before using university-owned images (SAP 09.02.99.M0.02). |
| Who issues it | Texas A&M Office of Business Development (location and image licensing); UAS Supervising Authority for drones. |
| Students and nonprofits | Faculty, staff and students follow the university's photo and video brand guide; identifiable people must sign a media release. |
| Drones | Any drone flight on or above university property needs prior approval from the Texas A&M UAS Supervising Authority through its flight authorization application, plus a copy of the operator's FAA Part 107 certificate (SAP 24.01.07.M0.01). Applies to contractors, vendors, employees and students. |
| Also | Commercial use of recreation facilities goes through Rec Sports marketing at least 7 business days ahead. |
From the official pages: Texas A&M University Center - Event requirements guide ↗︎. Rules and fees change; confirm with the office before you shoot. Not legal advice. Photo: Aggie0083, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons.