1.1 Outline the working culture of the film industry
what is the working culture of the film industry?
what is specific to the film industry? – the cost of production and the pressures this puts on time and the amount of work needed, the size of crew, how people need to function as a unit, freelance work, the amount of organisation that goes into a production, how competitive TV and film are and what this means about the working culture and the qualities that you need.
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Working culture flow chart
1.2 Identify time management skills
time management table
1.3 Describe the key aspects of health and safety when working on film productions
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risk assessment
1.4 Explain how regulations may affect the use of copyright materials
1.5 Identify materials which may be subject to copyright
Why does copyright law exist?
What kind of work is covered by copyright?
What might happen if you were to use copyrighted material in your film?
How can you make sure not to infringe copyright law in your film?
How has copyright law and other IP regulation affected your film production?