Filming in Toronto
All permits to film on City of Toronto streets, property and parks are issued by the Toronto Film, Television and Digital Media Office (TFTDMO). In addition, the Office offers links to resources for talent, skilled technicians, film commissions, government and industry connections, tax credits, studios, locations and suppliers.
How we can help
Why film in Toronto
Toronto has celebrated a long history of being a desirable film and television production location. Toronto streets have set the stage for music videos, documentaries, award-winning feature films and long-running, internationally acclaimed television series.
Film permits
A step-by-step guide to filming in Toronto.
Planning and guidelines
There are a series of guidelines for filming in the City of Toronto including the hours and days filming can take place, appropriate parking considerations, notification of impacted businesses and residents and more.
Resources for filming
The film industry in Toronto benefits from thousands of seasoned professionals, a broad multi-ethnic acting pool, and a depth of industry supports and more.
Information for residents
Toronto is the third largest screen-based production centre in North America, thanks significantly to the support of residents and businesses alike.
Contact Information
Toronto Film, Television and Digital Media Office
Toronto City Hall
100 Queen Street West
Main floor, Rotunda North
Toronto, ON
Canada M5H 2N2
Tel: 416-338-FILM (3456)
Fax: 416-392-0675
filmtoronto@toronto.ca
Productions currently filming in Toronto
See what's on location
This list provides filming dates, directors and key cast and more about film and television productions being shot in Toronto.
Film Board
Toronto Film, Television & Digital Media Board (Film Board)
This group of industry members provides advice and insight about the film, television and digital media industries to the Mayor and City Council.
TorontoFilmFestivals.com
Your link to entertainment
More than 60 film festivals, many reflecting the city's multicultural, diverse communities are held in Toronto annually. These film festivals not only contribute more than $30 million in direct expenditures to our economy, but also add vibrancy to the lives of residents and visitors alike.
Access TorontoFilmFestivals.com for festival details.