BVA103 Task 6 Code Accuracy UpHeld

Accident compensation corporation

Complaint under section 8(1B)(b)(i) of the Broadcasting Act 1989
3 News and Nightline – alleged that ACC had not fulfilled its legal obligation to tell its clients about an Independent Earner Tax Credit – allegedly unbalanced and inaccurate

who was involved

Members

• Joanne Morris (Chair)
• Mary Anne Shanahan
• Paul France
• Tapu Misa

Complaint

• Accident Compensation Corporation of Wellington

findings
Standard 4 (balance) – complainant concerned that it was not given an opportunity to respond to one statement in the item – that issue was not a controversial issue of public importance – not upheld

Standard 5 (accuracy) – item was inaccurate in stating that ACC had a legal obligation to inform its clients of the credit – one aspect upheld

Order
Section 13(1)(a) – broadcast statement

Order

Pursuant to section 13(1)(a) of the Broadcasting Act 1989, the Authority orders TVWorks Ltd to broadcast a statement approved by the Authority. That statement shall:

• be broadcast within one month of the date of this decision
• be presented both verbally and visually on screen
• be broadcast during 3 News, at a time and on a date to be approved by the Authority
• contain a comprehensive summary of the Authority's decision.

The Authority draws the broadcaster's attention to the requirement in section 13(3)(b) of the Act for the broadcaster to give notice in writing to the Authority and the complainant of the manner in which the above order has been complied with.

Signed for and on behalf of the Authority.

BVA103 Out of The Blue

Out of the Blue Classification


Director, Out of The Blue, Robert Sarkies.


Chief Censor,Bill Hastings


Conclusion of Classification

Restricted 15

Summary.
I personally think that this film should really remain as a 15 maybe even a 16 a one of the comments made about the film is that there are way worse films out there yeah can also understand the people who had
to suffer through this outrageous event but it also
has history elements like: Once Were Warriors, What becomes of the Brokenhearted,Crooked Earth E T C
all of these give an insight I feel that is all the end goal was most of these things depicted can and do happen
these days in all other places in the world how ever
Censorship must be taken into public knowledge.

BVA103

The Office of Film & Literature Classification is the Government body responsible for classifying films, games and other publications that may need to be restricted or banned in New Zealand.

New Zealand's Censorship Law:
The Films, Videos, and Publications Classification Act, 1993

the Act provides the legal framework for New Zealand's classification system. The purpose of the classification system is to prevent harm to the New Zealand public by restricting the availability of publications containing harmful material.

The definition of a publication is this:

Films, video cassettes, DVDs or games.

Computer files, or something which stores electronic data such as a CD, DVD, Blu-ray or hard drive.

Books, newspapers, magazines, or any other print or writing.

Sound recordings.

Pictures, photographs, or anything with words, images, or symbols printed on it — such as a billboard, artwork or item of clothing.

BVA 103

WIPO= World Intellectual Property Organisation

Berne Convention

UNESCO=United Nations Educational, Scientific & Cultural Organisation

UCC= Universal Copyright Convention

TRIPS= Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property

WTO= World Trade Organisation


WIPO : PCT    The International Patern System

The patent CO-OPeration Treaty (PCT) Assists the applicant with patent protection internationaly for they're inventions

 http://www.wipo.int/pct/en/

MADRID  The International Trademark System
The Madrid System is a one stop solution for registering and managing Marks world wide


http://www.wipo.int/madrid/en/

HAUGE:
The Hague System for the International Registration of Industrial Designs provides a practical business solution for registering up to 100 designs in over 65 territories through filing one single international application

http://www.wipo.int/hague/en/ 

BERNE CONVENTION  :
The Berne Convention, adopted in 1886, deals with the protection of works and the rights of their authors. It provides creators such as authors, musicians, poets, painters etc. with the means to control how their works are used, by whom, and on what terms. It is based on three basic principles and contains a series of provisions determining the minimum protection to be granted, as well as special provisions available to developing countries that want to make use of them.

BSA106 Soviet Montage artists

Summarise the different approaches to Montage between the following film makers

Sergei Eisenstein

Metric 
Definition=
Rhythmic
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Tonal
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Over tonal
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Intellectual 
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Dziga Vertov Or Denis Kaufman

Worked as a newsreel cameraman coined the term Kino Eye (film eye) believed the world is seen more clearly through the eye of the camera than the human eye and cinema should be real and truthful disagreed with Eisenstein’s theory of narrative film making and believed conventional fiction storytelling to be corrupting cut his film images together due to thematic connections or for emotional effects of juxtaposition attempted to create a unique language of cinema free from theatrical influence and artificial studio lighting – to show cinema that captured real life his frenetic montage style was unmatched until the era of the music video his work and theories influenced the documentary realism (cinema verite) in the 1960’s.

Vsevolod Pudovkin 
Contrast
Parallelism
Symbolism
Simultaneity
Leit Motif
   Recurring themes (e.g) Darth Vaders Theme music

BSA106 Surrealism

Surrealism was an European artistic/cultural movement starting in the 1924

Founded by Andre Breton who was a major member of the Dada group

Breton drafted the surrealist manifesto in 1924

used for the expression of thought and also often  incorporates  dreams and or the darker places of the mind


Jean Cocteau wrote when i make a film it is within the sleep i am in. he  made blood of a Poet


Man ray was the only American to play a major ray in Dada and or surreal films.

Salvador Dali was employed by Disney in 1946 to make a film called Destino.
the film was only slightly done because of a funding issue Walt's nephew Rob Disney rekindled the project later on.

Walerian Borowcyzk made the concert Mr and Mrs Kabal in 1962 and then made the Mr and Mrs Kabal Theatre.

Czech surrealist Jan Svankmajer (Dimensions of Dialogue 1982)

David Lynch is a contemporary surrealist and made several films but most people know him for the Rabbits episodes, among other films .


Surrealism time period 1924 to 1982 ish

How does surrealist film differ from Western film conventions? Surrealist films do not require a plot or major sense of reality in any shape or form just needs attention grabbing aspect.
as with the Western films are hollywood based on a directive or narrative.

Walt Disney was one of the animators or Directors influenced by Surrealism and Dada for example
The Pink Elephant parade in Dumbo.

BSA106 German Expressionism

German expressionist film flourished over the years of 1919 to 1933

Key themes for protagonists included madness in a fantasy/horror

The most famous expressionist film was the cabinet of Dr Caligari also traced back to the first
vampire story Nosferatu

Metropolis by Fritz Lang is one of the most influential science fiction movies of all time.
of which almost bankrupted the UFA

other notable films

The Golem 1920

The last laugh 1924

Amongst other movies

Provide a summary of german Expressionism and include the following

Time period 1919 to 1933



How did German Expression film differ from western film conventions?

broadly defined as the rejection of Western conventions, and the depiction of reality that is widely distorted for emotional effect 


What type of film genres were influenced by German Expressionist film?
Science fiction
and Horror


Discuss how the films of contemporary film director have been influenced by German Expressionist film.

Robert Louis Stevenson's Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde has fragments of German Expressionist influences