Unit 17 - LO2 P3

Unit 17 - Learning Objective 2

P3 - Legal & Ethical issues / BBFC 


Task 1 

Legal & Ethical issues

Start to source all the relevant legal and ethical issues your film may have. Pick out which acts of copyright or relevant ethical issues a horror may contain and how you would resolve the issues. 

-  What legal and ethical issues might occur during your production process?

-  Will any content cause offence? Why? Consider violence, offensive material through behaviour           /language.  


-   Is your film opening considerate of your target audience?  Where would you place your film and         why? 


-   Have you used anything that will cause copyright issues? 


Once you have found out all the legal and ethical issues that your film may contain, start to think about how you would overcome or resolve these issues. 


E.G. Is your film for educational purposes? Used the relevant release forms for actors/actresses? Got permissions forms signed off for copyright use of soundtracks? etc.  


https://www.dropbox.com/s/eji66mww8rb4zuf/Legal_and_ethical.docx?dl=0




Produce an A4 sheet explaining all your legal and ethical issues with resolution. 


Task 2 - Classifications 

BBFC Website 

http://www.bbfc.co.uk/

The British Board of film classification is a non governmental organisation founded by the film industry. The BBFC is responsible for national classification and censorship of films showcased at cinemas as well video works (Trailers, adverts etc.) released on DVDs etc within the UK.

1.) Go through all the classifications of age ratings on the BBFC and decide what age rating your film would be.

- Does it have extensive bad language
- Explicit violence (what type of violence)

2.) Once you have decided what age rating it would be make an A4 sheet with the specific age rating and why.

- Explain your film and what types of classification it would have, what type of violence, extent of language, graphic images, use the examples of the BBFC website and how they link to your film.






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