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What film is this?
Regulation and Frozen
What is Regulation?
• Media has to be judged as to whether it is
suitable for its audience
• This can be due to society, culture, or where
the media was made
How is Film Regulated? – Create a
timeline
It is regulated through a classification system
This classification system is created and
controlled by each country’s respective
government company
Ours being the BBFC
The Classification System
U – Universal
PG – Parental Guidance
12A – No-one under 12 is to see this film unless
accompanied by an adult
15 – No-one under 15 is to see this film
18 – No-one under 18 is to see this film
The BBFC- a brief history
Established in 1912 and originally called the
British Board of Film Censors
Between the wars (1918-1939) – concerned
about Gangster, Horror and films that dealt with
sexuality
1950s saw the rise of the teenage film, this
caused problems for the BBFC
• 1960s – the ‘swinging sixties’ saw
liberalisation in society and realism in film,
not always accepted fully by the BBFC
• 1970s – sex and violence was a common
theme, many received several cuts before
being classified
The 1980s
• Decade of the ‘Video Nasties’
• Examples – Evil Dead, Last House on the Left,
Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Cannibal Holocaust
• 1990s onwards – film was beginning to be
more explicit though this was not frowned
upon due to changing attitudes
• 2002 – 12A created – parents controlled
whether their children watch these films
MPAA
• This is the American Version
• MPAA – Motion Picture Association of
America
• Founded in 1922
What needs to be taken into
consideration when classifying a film?
• Violence
• Language
• Drug use/taking/dealing
• Sex and nudity
• Gore
• Threat
• Weapons (incl. dangerous use of fireworks)
• …
• Remember it’s not just that it’s present in the film. It’s
how the film has presented these to us.
Create a mind-map of ideas
Look at Frozen
• How did Frozen test the BBFC’s code.
• You have 5 minutes before we come together
and share ideas.
End
Frozen
• Read the IMDB Guide to Frozen
• Read this article
• You have 5 minutes
End
Past Paper Q
• In pairs plan how you would respond to this
question in reference to Frozen.
• Briefly outline the ways in which your selected
industry is regulated. What impact has
regulation had on your chosen texts?

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10 frozen and regulation

  • 1. What film is this?
  • 3. What is Regulation? • Media has to be judged as to whether it is suitable for its audience • This can be due to society, culture, or where the media was made
  • 4. How is Film Regulated? – Create a timeline It is regulated through a classification system This classification system is created and controlled by each country’s respective government company Ours being the BBFC
  • 5. The Classification System U – Universal PG – Parental Guidance 12A – No-one under 12 is to see this film unless accompanied by an adult 15 – No-one under 15 is to see this film 18 – No-one under 18 is to see this film
  • 6. The BBFC- a brief history Established in 1912 and originally called the British Board of Film Censors Between the wars (1918-1939) – concerned about Gangster, Horror and films that dealt with sexuality 1950s saw the rise of the teenage film, this caused problems for the BBFC
  • 7. • 1960s – the ‘swinging sixties’ saw liberalisation in society and realism in film, not always accepted fully by the BBFC • 1970s – sex and violence was a common theme, many received several cuts before being classified
  • 8. The 1980s • Decade of the ‘Video Nasties’ • Examples – Evil Dead, Last House on the Left, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Cannibal Holocaust
  • 9. • 1990s onwards – film was beginning to be more explicit though this was not frowned upon due to changing attitudes • 2002 – 12A created – parents controlled whether their children watch these films
  • 10. MPAA • This is the American Version • MPAA – Motion Picture Association of America • Founded in 1922
  • 11. What needs to be taken into consideration when classifying a film? • Violence • Language • Drug use/taking/dealing • Sex and nudity • Gore • Threat • Weapons (incl. dangerous use of fireworks) • … • Remember it’s not just that it’s present in the film. It’s how the film has presented these to us. Create a mind-map of ideas
  • 12. Look at Frozen • How did Frozen test the BBFC’s code. • You have 5 minutes before we come together and share ideas. End
  • 13. Frozen • Read the IMDB Guide to Frozen • Read this article • You have 5 minutes End
  • 14. Past Paper Q • In pairs plan how you would respond to this question in reference to Frozen. • Briefly outline the ways in which your selected industry is regulated. What impact has regulation had on your chosen texts?