美国影视分级制度及主要电视台简介(Brief introduction of American film classification system and major TV stations).doc

美国影视分级制度及主要电视台简介（Brief introduction of American film classification system and major TV stations）American film classification system / TV program classification systemMPAA of the United States, its full name is The Motion Picture Association of America, that is, the American Film Association, headquartered in California welfare (Encino, California). The organization was founded in 1922 and was originally developed as a trading organization in the film industry. Today, its not only in theaters, but also in video, home, and other delivery systems that might come up in the future.MPAA in Los Angeles and Washington for its member service. Its chief members are co chaired by the president and President of MPAA, a member of the seven largest film and television media giants in the United states. They are：Walt Disney Company (The Walt Disney Company)SONY Inc. (Sony, Pictures, Entertainment)? Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc.Paramount Corporation (Paramount Pictures Corporation)Twenty-first Century Fawkes Corp. (Twentieth Century Fox Film)Global image (Universal, Studios, Inc)Warner Bros. (Warner Bros.)The grading system for film and television works established by MPAA is as follows:Level G: (GENERAL AUDIENCES All ages admitted.)Public class, all ages can watch popular, for all ages, the movie content level can be accepted without parents, the movie nudity, sex scenes, drug abuse and violence are very few. Conversations are also common in everyday life;PG: (PARENTAL GUIDANCE SUGGESTED Some material may not be suitable for children.)The general level, advice accompanied by their parents to watch, some scenes may make and produce discomfort. Coaching level, some of the content may not be suitable for children, the level of the film basically no sex, drugs and nude scenes, even if the time is very short, in addition, terror and violence will not exceed moderate range;Class PG-13: (PARENTS STRONGLY CAUTIONED Some material may be inappropriate for children under)The general level, but n