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The document discusses censorship and the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC). It defines censorship as the suppression of speech or communication deemed objectionable by a governing body. It describes the BBFC as the non-governmental organization responsible for film classification and censorship in the UK. The BBFC classifies videos, DVDs, and some video games according to the Video Recordings Act, and can restrict releases to certain age groups or licensed shops. Films are normally classified by two examiners using published guidelines considering issues like content, context, and intended audience.
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The document is a production schedule and location visit sheet for the program "The Debt" being produced by Lisa and directed by Chloe on November 20, 2012. The filming location can be accessed via bus 468 to Thorthon Heath. Potential issues noted include safety from robbery, slipping on location, and checking the weather forecast as filming will be outdoors. The production team is reminded to bring all necessary equipment, props, and costumes.
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This production schedule location visit sheet provides details for the filming of "The Debt" including the program title, writer, producer, and director. It notes that the location can be accessed via bus 468 to Thorthon Heath and lists the location contact as Troy and his phone number. Health and safety issues include avoiding robbery, being aware of electricity cables, and not slipping. Potential filming problems note checking the weather forecast as filming will be outside. Notes remind the crew to bring all necessary equipment, props, and costumes.
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This character profile describes a 15-18 year old British male student. He is outgoing, friendly, and popular with his peers and girls. While he thinks school is a waste of time, he enjoys socializing and his drama, art, and maths classes. In his free time, he likes skateboarding, movies, piercings, tattoos, spending time with his family, animals, and the computer. His goals are to work as a graphic designer and open his own skate park.
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- 1. Prop and costume list Lisa , Chloe , Troy
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- 3. Costume