Eccles
Sixth Form Centre
BTec
Level 3
Extended Diploma in Creative
Media Production
Games
Design
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Unit 69 – Drawing
Concept Art for Computer Games
HA – Character Design
Pack
Legal and Ethical Checklist
This DECLARATION,
made by the undersigned:
Jack
Girdlestone
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Hereafter
referred to as the “Creator” is made
this 21st day of April in
the year Two Thousand and Sixteen.
Jack
Girdlestone has checked and agreed that the “Work” has been checked for decency, representation of race, gender
religion and sexuality and has met an appropriate standard. I take full
responsibility for the work produced, recognising that the copyright resides
with White Paper Games and that I release said company of any responsibility
regarding the altering or unauthorised use of supplied materials in the making
of the Work.
AGREED TO AND
ACCEPTED.
Signature:
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Jack
Girdlestone
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Printed
name:
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Jack
Girdlestone
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Date:
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21/04/16
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NOTES
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Consider the
following BEFORE completing the
checklist as you are providing a warranty to the developer, Slide:
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Check all your facts – and document where possible,
citing sources etc.
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Is it ethical (have you considered the ethical
issues involved)?
Does it feel right?
How would you feel if you saw a review of your game reported in a
newspaper, magazine or online?
How would you feel about your peers, friends, family knowing about
it?
Is your idea compromising anyone’s confidentiality?
How does your concept challenge issues of decency and the
representation of race, gender, religion, sexuality etc?
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Is it legal?
Do you have the right to use the media and equipment you are using to
create your prototype?
Does it comply with rules, policies, standards and contracts imposed
by relevant regulators/bodies?
Is your idea compromising anyone’s copyright?
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