The Problems on the Set of 'World War Z'

World War Z is a zombie drama that has been in production now for about four years, and has had problems from the get go. One of the biggest flaws in the production is the lack of an experienced director. Marc Forster was signed to direct after Brad Pitt’s production company, Plan B Entertainment, bought the film rights to move the film into development. Three weeks before shooting was to begin in June 2011, sources say Forster had not made critical decisions about what the zombies would look like and how they would move.

The Motion Picture Association of America

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         One of the most powerful organizations in the film industry is the Motion Picture Association of America. Formed in 1922, the MPAA was originally named The Motion Picture Producers and Distributors Association of America and was created to resist government interference with films and create an organized system of industry-led censorship called the Hays Code or The Production Code.