The University of Western Australia's picturesque campus makes it a popular location for filming and photography.
With a diverse range of locations available indoors and out, UWA has been the setting for many print advertisements, television commercials, short films and student projects.
There are four kinds of filming and photography permitted on campus:
- Private photography and filming
- Photography as part of a campus wedding ceremony
- Commercial photography for private use (such as wedding photography)
- All other commercial photography and filming
Private photography and filming
The University campus is open to the public to enjoy at any time. Non-commercial photography and filming for personal use is permitted provided it causes no disruption to others.
Photography as part of a campus wedding ceremony
Wedding ceremonies on campus include a complimentary 1-hour photography ticket. Find out more about having your wedding ceremony at UWA.
Commercial photography for private use (such as wedding photography)
Commercial photography for private use, whether by you or by a photographer you engage, requires a Photography Ticket, bought online. On the day, patrolling security staff will ask to see your Ticket.
Photography Tickets are only available when the University schedule allows. Exams, graduation ceremonies and other major events will take precedence. Tickets are valid for 1 hour on a specific day and there is a cap on the number of Tickets issued each day. We recommend you read the Photography Frequently Asked Questions:
All other commercial photography and filming
Contact University Theatres on +61 (0) 8 6488 7407 or on bookings-theatres@uwa.edu.au to discuss your needs. When the details of your request have been agreed, a location agreement must be signed and returned with payment prior to the filming date.;
All requests must be made at least 14 days in advance and all invoices must be paid prior to filming. We recommend you read the Location Agreement Information Sheet:
University information
CRICOS Code: 00126G
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