Laws and Ethics in Media Production

A _______ Code of Ethics ensures that everyone who is part of the organization is held to the same ethical standards.

• Popular

• Professional

• Peer

• Proven

A ______________ is a law that says that a person or organization owns the rights to something such as a logo, music, or design.

• Container

• Campaign

• Copyright

• Code

Digital creations fall under the category of _____________.

• Intellectual Property

• Personal Property

• Digital Property

• Media Property

When producing media we should always be _________, ____________, and __________.

• Rude, Loud, and Obnoxious

• Quiet, Happy, and Late

• Truthful, Accurate, and Transparent

• Inaccurate, Secretive, and Disrespectful

_________ refers to being open and honest about our sources.

• Tenacity

• Untruthful

• Tired

• Transparency

Being held responsible for our actions is ___________.

• Accountability

• Availability

• Actionability

• Audibility

Cultural Appropriation _____________.

• Refers to the act of taking or borrowing elements from one culture by members of another culture

• Happens without permission or understanding

• Can lead to misrepresentation and exploitation

• All of These

The process through which individuals are made fully aware of the nature, risks, and benefits of a film or media production that involves them, ensuring they agree to participate voluntarily.

• Hidden Consent

• Media Consent

• Informed Consent

• Voluntary Consent

The ethical principle that individuals have the right to control access to their personal information and the spaces they inhabit.

• Disrespect for Privacy

• Respect for Privacy

• Respect for Others

• Disrespect for Others

Why is it important to follow laws and rules for ethics in media production?

• So that we will gain a reputation as trustworthy

• So that no one is harmed by our production

• So that the consumers of our productions are guaranteed a truthful and reliable product

• All of These