Film Offices are the liaison between the productions and the state. It is the job of such Film Commission Office to attract motion media production crews to show on their respective locations and then offer support in order for productions to run smoothly. Film Commission Boards are in contact with the multiple government agencies that may be involved in the shooting of this film. These agencies may include: US Fish and Wildlife Department, State Department of Fish and Game, US Army Corps of Engineers, US Department of Homeland Security, and County Governing Offices. If a film chooses to not use the services of the Film Commission Board, it will take a long time to get the proper permits to shoot in particular locations. If a production company is caught filming without a permit, they are subject to a large fee and the destruction of their captured footage. This is particularly true for environmentally sensitive locations that are heavily proctors by environmental groups and local authorities. Film Commission Board helps production companies obtain permits faster than might be unattainable otherwise. As guides and advisors to the production companies, Film Commission Offices serve an integral role for the future of greening.

Here are the Film Offices that are offering green resources:

California Film Commission
http://www.film.ca.gov/GreenProject/index.html

Film New Mexico Green Filmmaking
http://www.nmfilm.com/filming/green-filming/

Florida's Green Initiative
http://www.filminflorida.com/prl/gpp.asp

Reel Green BC
http://www.bcfilmcommission.com/community/reel_green_bc.htm

New Zealand Film Office
http://www.greeningthescreen.co.nz/

Washington State Film Office
http://www.filmwashington.com/production/index.html

Oregon Film Office
http://oregonfilm.org/resources/greenproduction/