Spokespeople for Katy Perry rebutted allegations that singer's team did not have proper permits to shoot on a Spanish beach, citing 'verbal' sign-off.
‘s record label has responded to reports claiming the singer did not secure the proper permits to film her “Lifetimes” video on an environmentally protected beach and sensitive dunes of the S’Espalmador area in Spain’s Balearic Islands.“The local video production company assured us that all necessary permits for the video were secured,” a Capitol Records spokesperson told to determine whether the filming caused environmental damage to the dunes.
The reaction came after the Environmental Department of the Balearic Islands in Spain said that while the shoot didn’t amount to a “crime against the environment,” it was looking into whether full clearance had been obtained for the shoot promoting the second single from Perry’s upcomingalbum ; the department said that filming “can be authorized” for shoots there when run through proper channels.
The release from the department claimed that one of the scenes was filmed in the dunes of S’Espalmador in a prohibited area marked off by ropes.“Our local crew on July 22 applied for a permit for this specific location with the Directorate-General for Coasts and Coastline,” the Capitol Records rep told. “Our crew received verbal approval on July 26 to proceed with the filming on July 27.
“Lifetimes” is the second single from Perry’s first new album in four years, following on the heels of the lead track, “BTS’ Jung Kook Sets Release Date for ‘I Am Still’ Documentary: Here’s When It Hits Theaters. We use vendors that may also process your information to help provide our services. // This site is protected by reCAPTCHA Enterprise and the Google
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