Nevada Code § 231.128

Registration and permits required for production of motion picture
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1. Before a media production company
begins production of a motion picture in this State, the media production
company must:
(a) Register with the Nevada Film Office; and
(b) Obtain any applicable permits otherwise
required by other agencies and political subdivisions of this State.
2. The registration filed with the Nevada
Film Office must:
(a) Contain a provision which provides that the
media production company agrees to pay, within 30 days after the filming of the
motion picture is completed in this State, all of the debts and obligations
incurred by the media production company in the production of the motion
picture in this State.
(b) Be signed by:
(1) A person who is authorized to enter
into an agreement on behalf of the media production company; and
(2) The Administrator of the Nevada Film
Office.

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