Music Video Regulations
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This research has helped develop my knowledge on music video regulations, this will help me target my audiences as I know what is involved within each age rating. I don't want to limit my audiences so certain scenes may need to be censored or put in less detail to ensure it will not negatively effect audiences.
Sky News have shown the issues with trying to regulate music videos for example only 132 music videos were sent to the BBFC in 2015 even through more then 4,000 music videos were put on YouTube showing that to police all music videos is truly impossible.From 132 videos 56 were seen as a 12 and 53 were a 15 and 1 an 18. This shows that most music videos by large companies are inappropriate and have sensitive content.
This Morning YouTube video is an debate to see if music videos should be regulated.Sonia Poulton argues that music videos need to be regulated due to them exposing kids to graphic imagery of sex and violence, as a mother she now knows the dangers of online content to children. Hannah Broadbent argues that music video regulations will never be effective in limiting the risk of children being exposed to adult content. Parent's should talk to the child about what they see online to help put a filter in there own heads.
Will Music Video Regulations work?
Personally I feel that no online content can be policed due to the vast scale of the internet. Sites such as YouTube and Vivo can be monitored more effectively as they can set age ratings and not allow young children to watch music videos altogether, there Google/Youtube account will show there age blocking them from any adult content. This however is not fool proof as children can create fake accounts and lie about there age to watch inappropriate videos. Also the internet has many ways in which children can access videos such as illegal sites which do not involve age limits.
This research has helped develop my knowledge on music video regulations, this will help me target my audiences as I know what is involved within each age rating. I don't want to limit my audiences so certain scenes may need to be censored or put in less detail to ensure it will not negatively effect audiences.
Sky News have shown the issues with trying to regulate music videos for example only 132 music videos were sent to the BBFC in 2015 even through more then 4,000 music videos were put on YouTube showing that to police all music videos is truly impossible.From 132 videos 56 were seen as a 12 and 53 were a 15 and 1 an 18. This shows that most music videos by large companies are inappropriate and have sensitive content.
This Morning YouTube video is an debate to see if music videos should be regulated.Sonia Poulton argues that music videos need to be regulated due to them exposing kids to graphic imagery of sex and violence, as a mother she now knows the dangers of online content to children. Hannah Broadbent argues that music video regulations will never be effective in limiting the risk of children being exposed to adult content. Parent's should talk to the child about what they see online to help put a filter in there own heads.
Will Music Video Regulations work?
Personally I feel that no online content can be policed due to the vast scale of the internet. Sites such as YouTube and Vivo can be monitored more effectively as they can set age ratings and not allow young children to watch music videos altogether, there Google/Youtube account will show there age blocking them from any adult content. This however is not fool proof as children can create fake accounts and lie about there age to watch inappropriate videos. Also the internet has many ways in which children can access videos such as illegal sites which do not involve age limits.
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