Course details
Master the interpretation and application of BFC’s current guidelines for the submission and classification of films and videos, as well as the review of promotional materials.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
- Review content of films/videos against BFC’s film classification guidelines for exemption from submission
- Review films/videos for compliance with technical requirements in accordance with BFC’s submission guidelines
- Review content of films/videos in accordance with BFC’s film classification guidelines to recommend appropriate rating and consumer advice
- Prepare content checklist for submission to BFC using filming, production and film classification terminologies
- Submit content checklist to BFC for its review and approval in accordance with BFC’s submission process and requirements
- Review promotional materials for films/videos against BFC’s guidelines for Promotional Materials for Films and Videos and consult BFC staff where applicable
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Film classifiers, Film producers/makers, Film distributors, Film exhibitors, Video/DVD shop managers, Broadcast programme managers, Broadcast censorship officers, Film festival traffic coordinators, Content acquisition personnel
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