codes of conduct
Advertisements must not condone, encourage or unreasonably feature
behaviour that could be dangerous for children to emulate.
This means in our advert we can't have any bad behaviour or unreasonable
jokes. This is because a child may copy this. This is bad because the child is
learning bad behaviour from our production. Our advert will get bad reviews if
children learn anything negative from our advert.
Advertisements must not condone or encourage practices that are detrimental
to children's health.
This means we can't children that do have a illness as if it is a good
thing. We are able to show the viewer the child but just not promote their
illness. To do this we will make sure we don't show the illnesses in a positive
light. If we show the children in a negative light our advert will get bad
reviews and the people won't want to watch it.
For this rule we can not show anything to graphic, this is because it may
cause mental harm on a child viewer. Also Moral harm is the damage done to
one's conscience or moral compass when that person perpetrates, witnesses, or
fails to prevent acts that transgress their own ethical values or codes of
conduct. We must avoid this because it will cause effect on the viewer moral
harm.
Marketers must not unfairly portray
or refer to anyone in an adverse or offensive way unless that person has given
the marketer written permission to allow it
Before showing images of children with disabilities, we firstly have to ask
their permission to even use images of them in our advert. If they don't want
to be shown on the advert we can't use images of that person and will have to
ask a different person.