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Henry County airport sets rates for movie shoots

Henry County now has guidelines for allowing companies to shoot movies and TV shows at its airport.
Henry County now has guidelines for allowing companies to shoot movies and TV shows at its airport.
By Monroe Roark
March 20, 2017

A resolution passed earlier this month by the Henry County Board of Commissioners set guidelines for film companies wishing to shoot movies and TV episodes at Henry County Airport in Hampton.

A set-up/breakdown day rate of $450 per day and a shooting-filming day rate of $1,500 were set in the resolution. Each applicant will be required to submit a certificate of insurance listing the airport as additionally insured, and all applicants are required to follow the county’s process for special event permits.

The resolution was approved unanimously.

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