SARFT bans filming in natural reserves and historic sites.(newsroom)
Asia Image, June, 2007
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China: China's top authority for radio, film and television has banned film and television crews shooting in China's natural reserves, scenic areas and historic sites.
Chinese media reports say this is in response to increasingly disordered film and TV productions that have caused substantial environmental damage.
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The State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (SARFT) said filming will be totally ...
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