Licensing & Clearances

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The World Trade Center is one of the most recognized destinations in the world with a powerful story rooted in resilience, innovation, and global connection. We welcome opportunities to collaborate with partners interested in featuring the campus across media, creative, and commercial projects.

 

Use of Port Authority of NY & NJ intellectual property include images or likeness of the World Trade Center Oculus or 1 World Trade Center. Requests for licensing and clearances may include, but are not limited to:

  • Archival photography and video footage
  • Commercial or branded content featuring the World Trade Center
  • Media, advertising, or promotional campaigns
  • Merchandise or product use

If you’re interested in using World Trade Center intellectual property including imagery, footage, or likeness our team can guide you through the licensing and clearance process. All requests are reviewed on a case-by-case basis to ensure alignment with brand standards and site integrity.

 

To get started, please provide details about your intended use, including:

  • Project description and purpose
  • Type of content requested (photo, video, branding, etc.)
  • Distribution channels (digital, broadcast, print, etc.)
  • Timeline and key dates
  • Any relevant creative materials or mockups

Our team will review your request and follow up with next steps, including any applicable permissions, fees, or agreements.

 

 

Review Process & Permissions

  • All licensing requests are subject to approval
  • Additional permissions may be required depending on scope
  • Fees and agreements may apply for commercial use
  • Separate approvals may be needed for third-party stakeholders on campus

If your request involves filming or photography on-site at the World Trade Center, you may need to follow additional guidelines and permitting requirements.

This resource outlines:

  • Permit requirements
  • Location access and restrictions
  • Production guidelines
  • Insurance and coordination details

Note: Submitting a film or photography request does not automatically grant licensing rights for intellectual property usage. A signed permit or licensing agreement will be required for rights to be granted.