Backwell Agency
Violance And Offensive Language/Behavior
I have to take into consideration the violent language that could of been included in my video/audio. This is not an issue for my audio video however if I was aware of any violence I would have to insert a Pegi age limit for parental guidance to convey to my audience what the audio video may entail.
This is to make me aware that I am giving away information for my agency but also using someones personal life events, and I have to make sure my sources and what is being said is legit as making false claims can lead to major consequences. As i am part of the organisation in question I know that the sources are real as I have experienced this first hand, and I know the person first hand so I know everything is legit.
Slander And Liability
Copy Right
According to
http://www.guidetomusicaltheatre.com/copyright/music_theatres.htm
"Music seems to be freely available but it is not free. Music is created and owned by somebody and that somebody - be it a composer, songwriter, lyricist or music publisher - has a right to receive payment for its use.
PRS is the non-profit making UK association of composers, songwriters and music publishers which exists to administer the performing right on behalf of its members and those of affiliated societies world-wide.
The term 'performing right' means the right to:
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perform a work in public
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broadcast a work or to include it in a cable programme service
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authorise others to do so"
I will be using music created online but can be used for free which means I will be able to use the whole peice, also every audio aspect is created by me and will only be used by me and my audio film.
M1-Legal & Ethical Issues
Relevant Certification
Acording to http://www.bbfc.co.uk/sites/default/files/attachments/BBFC%20Classification%20Guidelines%202014_6.pdf
Copy Right
According to
http://www.guidetomusicaltheatre.com/copyright/music_theatres.htm
"Music seems to be freely available but it is not free. Music is created and owned by somebody and that somebody - be it a composer, songwriter, lyricist or music publisher - has a right to receive payment for its use.
PRS is the non-profit making UK association of composers, songwriters and music publishers which exists to administer the performing right on behalf of its members and those of affiliated societies world-wide.
The term 'performing right' means the right to:
-
perform a work in public
-
broadcast a work or to include it in a cable programme service
-
authorise others to do so"
As I am only using the music for a short piece I have used my own interpretation of music as it is played by amateur student:
"Interpolated music is defined as "music not specially written for a theatrical production which is performed by or intended to be audible to a character or characters in that production". This can range from a single short item in the course of a straight play to a considerable number of songs or other musical works in a 'compilation show' or similar production."
As it is only a small piece of music and as I am not selling or creating money out of my video I do not need to worry as much as I would about Copyright, however, if the video becomes a bigger project used in different organizations I will have to change the music as this will be braking the law. Also, choosing the music I had to make sure I had permission to use the music in the first place but I also payed and downloaded the sheet music so I have payed for the right to play the music myself.