Amalgamated Film Rating Board
Amalgamated Film Rating Board | |
Current placeholder logo, adopted in 2020 | |
Formation
14 April 2020 (De jure) 20 April 2020 (De facto) |
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Type | Government owned |
Purpose | Film and television age ratings |
Headquarters | TBD; New Eiffel, New Leeds (De Facto) |
Region Served | Cupertino Alliance |
The Amalgamated Film Rating Board (AFRB) is an organisation responsible for video work (film, television programmes, commercials, public information, etc.) classification in the Cupertino Alliance and its member states. It was founded by the Medellín Agreement on Film Classification, with its ratings based off the Official New Eiffel Ratings Board, which merged with the AFRB.[1]
Overview
Responsibilities and powers
The AFRB has jurisdiction to all members who ratify the agreement. Restrictions to persons who may view each films (i.e. whether or not someone under the age of 18 may get in trouble for viewing an 18+ rated film) may vary by member state.
Current ratings
The AFRB may give a film any rating it deems. The film does not need to fulfill all of the criteria. Any decisions may be appealed by the filmmaker, and the AFRB will take it into consideration. The AFRB can classify a film from one of seven ratings:[2] For comparison of swear words or language, please refer to Ofcom's ranking of swear words in order of offensiveness (A list of swear words in order of offensiveness is being made by the organisation.
References
- ↑ Skye, Zabëlle and Lycon, Jayden (20 April 2020) New Eiffel's new film ratings: What you need to know.. On YouTube. Retrieved 22 April 2020.
- ↑ Lycon, Jayden (11 April 2020) Medellín Agreement on Film Classification. Retrieved 22 April 2020.