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MPAA, NATO Reform Ratings System

January 17, 2007 by Sam Sloan   || Category: Other

Process more clear for parents, filmmakers

Looking to reform and demystify the ratings system, the MPAA and National Assn. of Theater Owners are planning a series of changes, including a new admonishment to parents that certain R-rated movies aren’t suitable for younger kids, period.
Another key change: For the first time, a filmmaker will be able to cite another movie when waging an appeal.

Along with specific rule revisions, the campaign to make the ratings process more user-friendly and transparent for parents and filmmakers includes an extensive outreach and education program.

You can read the entire Pamela McClintock article HERE.

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