Regulatory bodies :Screen Acting UK

Regulatory bodies are set up to enforce laws, assure protection, set up rules and restrictions and give guidance to the public.  
Putting the Screen Acting profession into light and context, the Regulatory bodies are set up to ensure safe and sound activities around the studio and scenario in general. Different Regulatory bodies are assigned to tackle different sectors of the CCI field in question (Screen Acting) . For example;


External Regulatory bodies
British Board of Film Classification
This Regulatory body's main aim and objective is to grade, rate, scrutinize and set the standards of films in the uk before allowed for public viewing.  


Ofcom
This is a section established as the general overseer for the UK telecommunications, film industries and many more. They set the laws and ensure fair debates within the Industry.

Pact

Pact as the name implies Producers Alliance for Cinema and Television is set in the UK as a trade regulatory body to represent and encourage the commercial interests of independent feature film, digital, television, children's and animation media companies.



Internal Regulations


The Alchemy of Screen Acting


This Internal regulatory body can be classified as a Screen Actors Workshop. It gives guidelines and improvements on how to become better in the Screen Acting career.