1. Audio Production
Our documentary is on the subject of “Teenage Sex”. The documentary's
aim is to find out why people actually have sex and young age and be
able to show clearly how not having safe sex can get you in a lot of
serious problems. We will interview people to see their view on it but also
maybe do some reconstructions.

2. Truth and Accuracy
 For our documentary we will have to make sure that its
accurate and true and will not be misleading for the
audience. By this I mean if when interviewing people we will
make sure it is not edited at all and we have not provoked or
told them to say certain things for our own benefit. By this the
audience cannot possibly be mislead to think something else
and it will be honest and fair.

3. Reconstructions
 If we do any reconstructions they will be realistic and easy to
understand if their would be any confusion we would label it
confusion so the viewer's knew what they were about to
watch may be confusing however to help there confusion we
would do a voice over or a scene after explaining the
scenario.
 Example: As our documentary is on teenage sex, for a
reconstruction we could demonstrate how people in
relationships are peer pressured in to having sex even if they
don’t feel ready.

4. Secret filming
 We cannot film secretly for our documentary unless after we
have finished filming we show them the footage we took
without them knowing and can only use it with there consent.
 For example if we filmed at a party two people in relationship
arguing or something along these lines we would show them
the footage before being able to defiantly use it.

5. Payments
 Were not allowed to make payments to sources or
contributors without reference to and the approval of the
broadcaster. So when we interview people or ask them to
reconstruct something for us we will not pay them as they will
most likely just want to put their point across.

6. Dealing with contributors
 When interviewing people we will respect them in they way
that if they become embarrassed or angered about what we
are asking we will stop filming straight away. Also we will not
edit our footage as we want it to be realistic and believable
and not cause confusion or be misleading.

7. People under 18
 As our documentary is on teenage sex obviously most of the
individuals we talk to will be 18 or younger. We have to
respect that this is their age, however if they are younger
then 18 and it was actually going to be broadcasted we could
have to have consent from their parents. We have to make
sure we don’t upset them or offend them in anyway.

8. Fairness and Privacy
 We will not be unfair to anyone and even though the topic of
sex is a very private subject we will respect if there is
something they do not want to discuss. We will also be very
fair and not be bias at all on the subject we will get different
peoples opinions so it’s a non biased documentary.

9. Criminality
 Our film will not be footage of any criminals so this does not
apply to our documentary.

10. Potentially Offensive Material
 If our documentary contains strong language, or sexual
scenes etc.. We will have a voice over at the start of the
documentary letting the audience that it will have these in
them. We could ask the interviewees not to swear or so on
however buy letting them be their natural selves its more
interesting and if they don’t speak or act how they normally
do it would be acting and would be beliveable.

11. Commercial References
 Does not apply to my documentary.