Ben Harrison Y2

Wednesday, 24 June 2015

Rushes Log

I organised my clips into folders; this way I knew where my clips were. It probably could have been organised better, but i found it useful during editing.

Highlighted in Blue are the shots I filmed one day at my house when we were practising for a gig. There are also some titles in this folder as well.

Green highlights the archive clips I used (videos from old gigs, rehearsals etc.)

Sams interview

Jakes Interview

Cutaways

Documentary Storyboards

These storyboards show what the interviews in my documentary will look like.

BBFC Letter

Ben Harrison

100, Kings Road

London

LD23 5FN

bengsharrison@gmail.com

07433874017

Dear whom it may concern,

I am writing to submit my short documentary ‘Energy Boys’ for Classification.

After reviewing the criteria for your classification standards, I believe that the appropriate certificate would be a PG. This is due to very mild references of alcohol and drugs; there is a very short clip near the beginning where two teenagers are seen playing music with two beer bottles in front of them. There is also a short clip of a teenager who has a tobacco pouch poking out of his shirt pocket.

There should be no reason for this film to be classified any higher, as there is no suggestion of condoning the use of these substances, and they are barely noticeable (you would have to look for them in order to see them).

For these reasons, I hope you will be able to review the film and provide this film with appropriate classification.

Kind Regards

Ben Harrison

Wednesday, 10 December 2014

BBFC Research

The BBFC or British Board of Film Classification is a British non governmental organisation, funded by the film industry. They have the role of categorising films with each licence they fall under. BBFC classify films in terms of violence & gore, sexual content, drug use and profanity.

There are several different certificates which the BBFC categorise films under: