Computers and Technology, 17.03.2020 04:24 markkessler7149

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Which scenario is the perfect example of ethical filmmaking?
A. showing a crying father who recently lost his young son in the war
B. using copyrighted music as a background soundtrack for your film
C. shooting a non-actor in your film after obtaining a written permission from him or her
D. creating a sequel to a copyrighted film without original filmmaker’s consent
E. manipulating an interview to make your point in the documentary

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Which scenario is the perfect example of ethical filmmaking?
A. showin...