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BBCPodcast 70 Game of thrones The series has many thrown up many strong issues such as very strong language, sex, violence, sexual violence, threat, gore , nudity and horror. 13 episodes are rated 18 where the majority is rated 15, 1 was for a scene of strong sex, 2 was for sexual violence, 4 for very strong language and the rest were rated 18 for strong bloody violence. Camera was focused on a characters face whilst being stabbed which makes it a 15 rather than 18 because although the scene is still shocking and shows terror in her face it could be worse by seeing the gory pictures of being stabbed in the stomach. Peoples throats being slit was only rated 15 as they only showed the bare minimum with just a bit of artificial sprays as blood and where as they can show the deep wound or bits of muscle across the floor. Very strong gory images have to be rated 18 like in the episode of the mountain of the viper where a character but his thumbs into an others eyes and his he...

Directed by Tod Williams Screenplay Storyby Michael R. Perry Produced by Jason Blum and Oren Peli Executive Producer is Steven Schneider Production Designer is Jennifer Spence Edited by Gregory Plotkin Costume Designer is Kristin M. Burke David Bierend ... Surveillance Camera Expert Brian  Boland ... Daniel Rey Molly Ephraim ... Ali Rey Katie Featherston ... Katie Seth Ginsberg ... Brad Sprague Grayden ... Kristi Rey William Juan Prieto ... Hunter Rey Jackson Xenia Prieto ... Hunter Rey Micah Sloat ... Micah Vivis Colombetti ... Martine  (as Vivis)

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Legal Issues Star Wars copyright ( read it ) A person who designed a storm trooper helmet won a court case against against the Star Wars franchise in order for him to be able to sell and supply the helmet to stores across the world rather than Star Wars selling it Intellectual Property Definition- Most businesses rely on bright ideas whether it is a new product, brand and nice designs.  How to protect your ideas from being exploited by others? Trademarks, Copyright, Design rights and pantents these are the 4 ip laws  Trademarks are used by businesses to protect there product ideas. Trademarks can be valuable assets to a business and only has to be renewed every ten years, can only be applied to a name or logo Copyright automatically exists in documents already such as, maps, documents, plans, photos and websites. A copyright lasts up to 70 years after your life so it's a long term asset. If people buy your product they will want to know about the desig...

The BFI is the lead agency for film in the UK. The BFI Film Fund has a number of funding strands, investing over £26m of Lottery funds per year to support film development, production (incl. majority and minority co-productions) and distribution activity in the UK. BBC Films is committed to finding and developing new talent, collaborating with some of the foremost writers and directors in the industry. Applicants usually get in contact with BBC Films via an agent or individually, as an established producer. BBC Films can not accept unsolicited material. Film4 is Channel 4’s film production arm invests £15 million annually in developing and financing films for theatrical release in cinemas, working collaboratively with filmmakers and usually in partnership with other funders. Due to the large number of submissions Film4 receives, it can only accept proposals via production companies or agents. Creative England offers a number of funds for development and production funding. All ...

https://youtu.be/rfMiMeBhI0k This video is about telling people how movies are funded and how they can fund them in a video style like the man we watched in class who made his videos interesting by adding pop ups etc...