Exploring the Challenges of Filming in Restricted Areas

What is the initial reaction of the person being filmed?

• They ignore the filming.

• They immediately refuse permission to film.

• They ask for permission to film.

• They are happy to be filmed.

What is the main argument used to justify filming without a permit?

• They are filming for educational purposes.

• They believe a permit is not needed.

• They have verbal permission.

• It is a public place.

How does the person being filmed react to the claim that a permit is not needed?

• They ignore the claim.

• They call the police.

• They check and confirm a permit is needed.

• They agree and allow filming.

What threat is made to stop the filming?

• The police will be called.

• Legal action will be taken.

• Rumors about personal life will be spread.

• The camera will be confiscated.

What is the reaction when the person being filmed is asked to stop filming due to the presence of children?

• They apologize and leave.

• They argue that they are not filming children.

• They immediately stop filming.

• They continue filming.

What is the final demand made to the person filming?

• To delete the footage.

• To turn off the camera.

• To leave the premises.

• To show their permit.

What is the final action taken by the person being filmed?

• They ask the filmer to leave.

• They physically confront the filmer.

• They ignore the filmer.

• They call security.