The document discusses legal and ethical constraints that must be considered for a film poster. It notes that having recognizable people in the background without permission could be an issue and can be addressed through editing. Using minors as models requires proper release forms from their parents. Copyright issues around using others' intellectual property can be avoided through custom or stock images. Ethical topics like offensive material, racial inequality, and age-appropriate content are regulated for posters and these guidelines can be followed to resolve any potential issues.

1. LEGAL AND ETHICAL CONTRAINTS
LEGAL Define the Term: How issue can be resolvedfor my poster:
People beinginthe shot People accidentallybeinginthe
backgroundof the picture
Photoshoppingthemoutortimingitso theyare not
inthe camerashot
Picture of someone under18 2 modelsare under18 so there will be
legal issuesof thembeingonthe poster
Theirparentssignedthe model release forms
Copyright Copyingsomeone else’sintellectual
material
Usingcustom drawnpictures or stockimages
ETHICAL –Offensive material Define the term: How issue can be resolvedfor my poster:
‘Blood’ In one of the postersthere isblue
bloodcomingoutof the dragon skin
Insteadof blue blood,there will be ablue glow
comingout the wound
Racial inequality Portrayingone race as betterthan
another
The two maincharacters will be differentraces,tobe
more inclusive
Whoregulatesfilmposters? How do they enforce theirguidelines? How issue can be resolvedfor my poster:
ASA By checkingpostersandmaking sure all
postersare suitable forage 13
Containnooffensivecontent