CODES OF PRACTISE & REGULATION GRID COPYRIGHT WHAT IS COPYRIGHT LAW?
HOW DID YOU KEEP TO COPYRIGHT LAW IN THE AUDIO AND VISUAL ELEMENTS OF YOUR PRODUCTION?
Copyright law gives people the right to own their ‘invention’ which comes down to their original idea, once someone owns a copyright it gives them the power to be able to have control over their property. Once this right is enforced, it will be against the law for anyone to take advantage of the owners property ‘without permission’ however the owner can make an decision to allow the use of their property determine on the circumstances.
I was not able to keep to the copyright law for my production because I did not get a written response to my offered permission, but I have still used the artist song for my music video as it was the only song I preferred. I was also unable to keep to the copyright law visually within my music video one of my actors at ….. has the well know Jordan shoes which is seen in my music video however is not on full show. The appurtenance of an IPhone is seen frequently within my music video as well which is another copyright law that is broken, this copyright law is owned by apple in which I did not get permission from, all of the brands owners shown in my music video can see this as a way of advertisement or they cannot like the fact it associated with my product and will have the right to fine me or even make sure that my music video gets deleted off of YouTube.
OFCOM OFCOM REGULATION
DESCRIBE THE PARTS OF THE HOW DID YOU KEEP TO IT IN CODE RELEVANT TO MUSIC YOUR PRODUCTION? VIDEO PRODUCTION
PROTECTING UNDER 18s
HARM AND OFFENCE
The regulations for protecting under 18s is mainly no sexual content and no offensive language these two laws have a big effect on music video as they have to be aware of what is shown within their music video before 9:00pm or after 5:30am, if the under 18 regulations is not taken into account then the music video can be banned from being shown on TV. (Violence, dangerous behaviour, and suicide) are the three main thins that are to be taken into account when broadcasting a programme on television this is also a way of protecting under 18’s, however there may be an
Within my music video I was able to keep to the under 18s regulation, there is no sense of sexual images or even visuals that will effect the minds of children, however when it come to audio there is a few offensive languages that would have to beeped out or changed if it was to be shown on TV.
In my music video there is no visual that show any sign of harm and offence so because of this I have kept to the harm and offence rule, which means my music video will be able to be played without having to be
liability if it is justified.
CRIME
The crime regulation is simple which is that programmes should not show material that will encourage crime in any sense, this has a big effect on music video’s in mainly genres of grime/urban video as crime and violence is mainly shown in these type of music video, this regulation has a big impact on music video as content that they may of wanted to show to add to the song will have to be re-thought about as certain material can not be shown.
FAIRNESS
This rule is given to television to make sure that there is fairness within broadcasting such as the individuals and organisations within the programme
PRIVACY
This rule is looked upon the privacy of individuals that may be affect by the music video made, this is a follow up from fairness as they are different from the other regulation, they are not for what the public eye see’s but for the individuals that the producers will have to directly contact to reassure that the privacy of the individual is not being vandalised
hidden from the under 18 viewers. In my music video I stuck to the crime regulation as there were no material that will encourage crime, this means that it wold be suitable for any age to watch making my music video able to be broadcasted on any channel at any time this is an advantage for music video as it increases the availability and awareness.
I was not able to stick to the fairness within my music video as I did not directly contact the individuals and organisations shown in my music video, which you see the appearances of at ….. This rule was not met in my music video as I did not as a producer of the music video contact everyone individual that is seen in my music video, as there are footages in my music video where you see the public within the background but are not meant to be the main focus, because I did not directly contact everyone that is seen in my music video I was not able to stick to the rule, as we see members of the public at …
INSURANCE TYPE OF INSURANCE
DESCRIBE WHAT THE TYPE OF INSURANCE COVERS
HOW WOULD IT HAVE AFFECTED YOUR PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT?
PUBLIC LIABILITY
Public liability insurance is to cover the cost of any accidental damage to the public, for example an employee that had injury within a company can claim money from them, so having public liability insurance is to make sure that they will have money to pay. Producer of a music video will have to make sure that they have4 public liability as anyone can get hurt during the making of the music
Public liability would have had an huge effect on my production because I did not have insurance to cover accidental injury to the public which force me to be aware of the equipment and the people around it, and it also limited the creativity within shots so as we had to be on the safe side.
COMPLETION
video e.g. tripping over equipment This is an life insurance which is dealt with between the same payment between individuals within a company.
This could have had an effect on my production as I was not covered with insurance, which could of ….
TRADE UNIONS WHAT IS THE ROLE OF BECTU IN MEDIA PRODUCTION?
HOW MUCH WOULD THE CREW FOR YOUR MUSIC VIDEO HAVE COST IF YOU HAD PAID BECTU RATES? (ITEMISE EACH ROLE AND THE NUMBER OF DAYS YOU FILMED/EDITED)