Film-making in socio-culturally sensitive areas : lessons from the Bo-Kaap

Master Thesis

2001

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Rose-Innes, Olivia
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University of Cape Town

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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
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The main issues around filming in the Bo-Kaap are the need for film crews to respect the area's cultural norms, and for the community to benefit from the inconvenience of hosting film shoots. Recommendations to mitigate costs and enhance benefits of filming, according to the principles of sustainability, include formulating location-specific filming conditions; encouraging local involvement in the film industry; developing a film permitting bylaw; formalising a Professional Code of Conduct for film crews; and establishing an environmental and cultural trust fund for donations from film companies.
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Bibliography: leaves 22-24.

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Environmental Science

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Rose-Innes, O. 2001. Film-making in socio-culturally sensitive areas : lessons from the Bo-Kaap. University of Cape Town.

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