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Originally Posted by CorsiHockeyLeague
If there's a good practical reason to limit the number, then they should, I just can't think of one.
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from CBC
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Parks Canada receives many film requests every year and says it's not possible to accommodate them all. The mountain parks have a long history with movie and TV production, running from 1954's Marilyn Monroe-Robert Mitchum film River of No Return to scenes this year filmed for the popular series Game of Thrones.
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http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgar...line-1.4016099
I'm sure there are many practical reasons not to let every one who wants to film something in the parks do it. Environmental damage, number of people, remote locations, staff to monitor, etc. The parks aren't a film stage, they are a park. If you can't think of a practical reason why there should be some limit below "everyone" I suggest you think harder.