Filming Permits

You are welcome to film at our locations arranged in advanced. In principle, this is only possible during opening hours. As we are a working museum, please note that the scope for filming may be limited and our visitors have priority in all cases. This applies in particular to more complicated film shoots with larger teams. Please contact us well in advance (at least 3 weeks in before your preferred filming date).

Some of the objects and reproductions on display in our locations are not owned by the Wien Museum. Therefore, the Wien Museum cannot grant permission for the photography or filming of these objects. Should you wish to film or photograph these works, you will need to obtain written permission from the lender.

For objects that are still protected under copyright law, you are responsible for obtaining written permission from the respective rights holder in advance.

Prices for film shoots are scaled according to time and include permission for editorial use of the film material in relation to the agreed-upon production on television, on a channel’s own video-on-demand platform, and in cinemas. This excludes commercial use of the material for advertisements.

You will need to request permission from the Wien Museum before using the film material in any other production.

For more complicated projects that incur additional costs for the Wien Museum, we reserve the right to pass on these costs (in particular, staff costs). We will be happy to provide you with a quote.