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Orlando corporate video guide

Top Orlando Corporate Video Locations and Shoot Ideas

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Looking for Orlando corporate video locations? The right location does half the work. Here are 5 top spots for corporate shoots, with shoot ideas for each, who to ask for permission, what it costs and what to watch out for. When you are ready to hire, find a Orlando camera crew on ProductionHelp or post your job for free.

Orlando film permit basics

  • Who: The Orlando Film Commission handles film permits for the region. 200 S. Orange Avenue, Suite 200. 407-422-7159.
  • Cost: Film permits are free in many places, including the City of Orlando, unless you need city services such as off-duty officers or metered parking.
  • Timing: The City of Orlando needs 5 business days. Some nearby cities need more.
  • Insurance: On public property, at least $1,000,000 general liability per occurrence, naming the city or county as additional insured.

Source: Orlando Economic Partnership, One-Stop Permitting (Orlando Film Commission)

LocationCorporate video ideas
Lake Eola ParkBrand film openers, executive walk-and-talks, community and culture videos
Harry P. Leu GardensWellness and benefits videos, healthcare stories, calm outdoor interviews
Winter ParkHospitality and retail spots, real estate and financial services brand films, customer stories
Downtown Orlando streetsCommute and day-in-the-life B-roll, recruiting videos, street interviews
Your own office or a rented studioExecutive interviews, customer testimonials, training and onboarding videos

1Lake Eola Park

Downtown Orlando reflected in Lake Eola at sunrise
Sunrise over Lake Eola Park in downtown Orlando. Photo: Mick Haupt on Unsplash

Lake Eola is downtown Orlando’s postcard: a lake, a fountain and the skyline right behind it. It makes an easy, bright opener for any Orlando company story.

Corporate video ideas: Brand film openers, executive walk-and-talks, community and culture videos

Filming notes

Permit
For filming in any county, city or state park, the Orlando Film Commission asks you to email film@orlando.org directly.
Cost
The film permit is usually free. If you rent a space in the park, the city lists hourly rates such as $125 for Washington Plaza or the Promenade and $175 for the Amphitheater (estimates).
Noise
Orlando’s noise ordinance runs 10 p.m. to 7 a.m.

Source: Orlando Economic Partnership, One-Stop Permitting (Orlando Film Commission); City of Orlando, Events on Public Property

2Harry P. Leu Gardens

Camera crew setting up a cinema camera for a shoot
Stock photo of a camera setup, not taken at Leu Gardens. Photo: Jakob Owens on Unsplash

Leu Gardens is a city-run botanical garden just northeast of downtown, at 1920 North Forest Avenue. It gives you shade, color and quiet for calm interviews and wellness content.

Corporate video ideas: Wellness and benefits videos, healthcare stories, calm outdoor interviews

Filming notes

Permit
Commercial or advertising photo and video must be authorized by the Gardens in advance. Email the Event and Marketing Manager listed on the Gardens’ media page.
Lead time
Reach out at least one week before your shoot, with your crew size, gear and what you plan to film.
Rules
The Gardens can limit carts and large equipment.
Drones
Not allowed. The Gardens is a no-drone zone.

Source: Harry P. Leu Gardens, Media Requests

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3Winter Park

Cinema camera on a tripod ready for a shoot
Stock photo of a camera on set, not taken in Winter Park. Photo: Phil Hearing on Unsplash

Winter Park, just north of Orlando, has brick streets, shops and leafy parks. It is a good match for upscale brands, real estate and hospitality work.

Corporate video ideas: Hospitality and retail spots, real estate and financial services brand films, customer stories

Filming notes

Permit
Winter Park has its own online permit portal and needs 7 business days.
Cost
$100 per permit, and up to $500 a day to film.
Noise
In commercial areas, 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. In residential areas, 7:30 p.m. to 7:30 a.m.

Source: Orlando Economic Partnership, One-Stop Permitting (Orlando Film Commission)

4Downtown Orlando streets

Downtown Orlando towers seen from a lakeside lawn
Downtown Orlando towers seen from Lake Eola Park. Photo: Leslie Gray Photography on Unsplash

Downtown gives you towers, sidewalks and street life within a few blocks. It is the easiest place in Orlando to get a busy city look for a business story.

Corporate video ideas: Commute and day-in-the-life B-roll, recruiting videos, street interviews

Filming notes

Permit
Apply through the Film Commission at least 5 business days ahead. Road closures and traffic changes also need at least 5 business days.
Police
If you need off-duty officers, the Film Commission listed an average rate of about $50 an hour with a four-hour minimum (2020 figure).
Neighbors
When filming in a neighborhood, notify neighbors at least two days ahead, and not after 7 p.m.

Source: Orlando Economic Partnership, One-Stop Permitting (Orlando Film Commission)

5Your own office or a rented studio

Camera operator filming a two-person interview for a corporate video
An interview setup on a corporate shoot (stock photo, not taken in Orlando). Photo: Samantha Borges on Unsplash

For interviews, testimonials and training videos, your own space is often the best location. It shows the real company, and you control the light, the sound and the schedule.

Corporate video ideas: Executive interviews, customer testimonials, training and onboarding videos

Filming notes

Permit
In the City of Orlando, private property only needs a film permit for temporary structures. Get the owner’s or building manager’s OK.
Tip
Ask building management about loading zones, freight elevator times and quiet hours before the shoot day.

Source: Orlando Economic Partnership, One-Stop Permitting (Orlando Film Commission)

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Orlando corporate video locations FAQ

Do I need a permit for Orlando corporate video locations?

Most public locations need one. The Orlando Film Commission runs a one-stop permit process for the whole region, and the City of Orlando needs 5 business days.

Do Orlando film permits cost money?

Often no. The City of Orlando and many nearby areas charge nothing for the permit itself, but you pay for services like off-duty officers or metered parking. Some cities, such as Winter Park, do charge.

Can we fly a drone at Leu Gardens?

No. Leu Gardens is a no-drone zone.

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Checked October 2026. Rules and fees change, so confirm with each venue before you book.