Is it copyright infringement to film a movie in front of my apartment building?

Unless the building has unique and artistic features you are fine. Copyright covers creative works, not "just old fashioned print (like books and newspapers)". Some, and they are very few, unique buildings *do* require permission to shoot exteriors but I wouldn't worry about a regular apartment building.

Couple of issues:

Copyright: The copyright of architecture, under US law, does not prevent taking pictures of copyrighted buildings in public, only making duplicates of the building itself (and the plans), and only applies to buildings erected after 1990.

There may be trademark or trade dress protections of the building's appearance, if it is a recognizable commercial commodity, such as a "Hat and Boots gas station", which is/was a trademark of a roadside attraction in Seattle, if you are attempting to capitalize upon its notoriety in your film.

Finally, there are certain buildings for which security concerns may prohibit photographing or filming the building without permission, and I have heard of people having their cameras confiscated while it gets sorted out.

Just making a film with a generic building in public does not violate anybody's rights.

Copyright refers to old fashioned print (like books and newspapers). If you are public property and filming, you have that right as long as you are not blocking traffic.

Not unless your landlord has the building copyrighted.

I don't think buildings can be copyrighted.

i concept by Hollywood action picture you meant video clips approximately Hollywood. My admired is a celeb is Born with James Mason and Judy Garland. you rather get the assumption of what Hollywood is like. super, super action picture.

i believe since you are renting part of that building no it is not but dont take my word on that