CODES OF PRACTISE & REGULATION GRID
COPYRIGHT
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WHAT IS COPYRIGHT LAW?
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HOW DID YOU KEEP TO COPYRIGHT LAW IN THE AUDIO AND VISUAL ELEMENTS OF
YOUR PRODUCTION?
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The copyright law
is a law which states, that a creators product, shall not be copied by
another person, such as an idea being stolen for someone else’s product to
make money, if this issue does occur, there will be a lawsuit in order.
People who make a
product can copyright things such as, song lyrics, ideas for products,
certain designs, logos, etc, as long as it is made by them.
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We needed a lot of permission when we were
in the production part of the music video, an example was when one person in
the group asked permission, through the internet to the artist of the song,
so that we could use her song for the music video, another example was when
we asked for the people in the cast to be in the video, so we had the two
people in the couple that we needed, we also needed to ask for permission for
places to use for our music video, such as we needed to ask some people if we
needed permission to use places such as Bens house at 1:18 and the owners of
the house said it was okay to use the area to film.
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OFCOM
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OFCOM REGULATION
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DESCRIBE THE PARTS OF THE CODE RELEVANT TO MUSIC VIDEO PRODUCTION
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HOW DID YOU KEEP TO IT IN YOUR PRODUCTION?
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PROTECTING UNDER 18s
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In the production
of a music video, anyone involved that is under the age of 18 should be
protected from anything harmful that could possibly trouble them and involves
them from staying away from any sexual behaviour, violence or strong language
that could be in the music video.
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When we were making
our music video we made sure that everyone in the video (since everyone was
under 18) since there was no violence, strong language or sexual behaviour in
the video, so everyone in the cast and crew was safe from anything that would trouble them, at 0:02, you could see
that one of them was swearing, but we made sure that she was fine with doing
it, and throughout the rest of the music video, there was no other strong
language used in the production part of it.
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HARM AND OFFENCE
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Harm and offence is
when there are standards put when making a music video, to protect everyone
in the cast and crew, from any sort of harmful or offensive material.
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In the production
of our music video, we all made sure that every single person working in the
cast and crew, were protected from anything that would have been harmful to
them, such as sharp objects, dangerous areas, etc. Our group also made sure
that there was nothing in the video that would possibly offend any members of
the cast and crew, by checking if there was anything that could be offensive
before filming, and everyone seemed fine with it. We also were careful when
filming in some areas, such as at 0:25, we made sure that there was no
possibility that the actress did not fall when doing the shots, so she could
be safe and not get injured.
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CRIME
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Crime is when
filming we make sure that there is nothing that happens in the production of
the video that is any sort of criminal behaviour, such as hate speech,
terrorism, abuse, etc. By doing this we make sure that nobody of the public
feels threatened or harmed by any members of the cast and crew, if a case
does occur where any sort of crime is done, it will be reported and dealt
with.
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There was only one
crime actually done when we were filming for the music video, which was
filming in Trafalgar Square at 1:57, where we managed to film very quickly,
but then got told off by a guard, and then we left.
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FAIRNESS
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When filming with
others, the broadcaster will make sure that every single person in the cast
and crew is treated equally, and no one is treated different from another so
that they will all feel like they are treated the same. This can apply to
making sure everyone gets paid the right amount, no one is discriminated, and
no one is talked to differently than others.
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Throughout the
whole production part of making the music video, we all made sure that every
single person in the making of it was treated equally by other people, we all
made sure that no one is treated differently such as at 0:10 we made one of
the actresses get smacked in the face, but we treated everyone equally and
made it not that hard of a smack, and also no one is treated unfairly, compared
to others, since we all treated everyone the same with respect.
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PRIVACY
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Privacy basically
covers a lot such as public places, private lives, etc. OFCOM does allow
people to be able to use certain places; however they have to be able to have
permission to use a certain area, by doing this when filming no one else is
allowed to enter which makes people feel more safe in the area when filming,
which makes them feel like no one will interrupt the filming process. This
also covers over people who are under the age of 16 and will make sure that
they are safe at all times, and are with a parent or guardian to take care of
them.
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When we were doing
the filming for our music video, we made sure that we had permission to use
some of the areas that we wanted to use, such as when we were outside Bens
house at 1:52, we made sure that no one would interrupt the filming process,
and everyone was safe in the area that they were in.
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INSURANCE
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TYPE OF INSURANCE
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DESCRIBE WHAT THE TYPE OF INSURANCE COVERS
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HOW WOULD IT HAVE AFFECTED YOUR PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT?
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PUBLIC LIABILITY
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Also known as the
third party liability, this protects people from possible injury, or any
damage that could happen to people’s properties. An example of public
liability would be if you set up some equipment and that equipment falls and
injures someone, they could claim against you for compensation
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When we were
setting up the equipment, we made sure that none of it, such as the
camera/tripod fell on any of the members of the cast or crew, such as when we
were doing the shots of one of the actresses face at 2:10, we made sure that
the camera did not fall onto her and it didn’t, so gladly nobody got injured
in the process of filming.
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COMPLETION
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Completion insurance which is also known as
delayed completion, goes over income loss and additional expenses that might
cause something that goes wrong with making the music video, such as if one
of the main actors ends up getting injured, you would have to reshoot with a
different actor to take their place.
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When we were doing
our music video, on the day when we were re shooting the scenes about the
story between the two actresses at 0:08 and 1:55, one of them got injured
before that day, so we had to replace them with another actress that looked
similar, an example would be at 1:48 you could see we changed one of the
actresses but it is not that noticeable, which was intended
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TRADE UNIONS
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WHAT IS THE ROLE OF
BECTU IN MEDIA PRODUCTION?
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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)
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BECTU is the
entertainment trade union, and is also the media in the entire UK; they cover
broadcasting, films, theatre, digital media and more. BECTU provide a wide
range of services to people, such as talking about payment and safety with
the employees, and more. They are committed to give everyone at the workplace
equality, and gives everyone equal opportunities.
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Editors: £1500 for 10 hours. £1500 divided by 10 which is =
£150/hour times 20 hour (our production) = £3000
Camera Operators: £371 for
10hours. £371 divided by 10 which is =37.10/hour times 23 hour (our
production hour) = £853.30
Director: £657 for 10 hours.£371 divided by 10 which is =
£65.70/hour times by 23 hour (our production hour) = £1511.10
Lighting Technician: £395 for 10hour. £395 divided by 10 which is =
£39.50/hour times by 20 hours (our production hour) = £790
Location Manager: £240 for 10hour. £240 divided by 10 which is - £24/hour
times 4 hours (our production hour) = £96
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