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- 1. Classifying films for children: U and PG
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- No need to go into any depth here…just let them absorb what’s seen on screen and move on…
- More obvious stuff for them to take in but I’d reiterate the importance of: Audience: address and appeal Moral Framework , especially with regard to films aimed at younger audiences Artistic/Educational Merit: perhaps explain the reasoning behind the 15-rated Saving Private Ryan or the 18 uncut given to Nine Songs (if you’re feeling brave) Harm: echoing the points made when talking about the VRA Offensiveness: talk about differing types e.g. racial, sexual…I always mention how difficult it can be to measure this factor for different audiences an example of the American Pie (or similar) Sex comedy franchise…mid-teens love it…most of their parents appear to be appalled by it! Context: we all know context is virtually everything in our game, so make the point, even if it is a little obvious