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IB Film Theory, History and Textual Analysis »
Categories: IB Film
So what do we need to do for students and teachers to perform brilliantly? Our resources are a guide to producing critically autonomous students who gain a wide range of skills in the study of film and truly make the transition from film fan to film student. Reading film Examine film as an art form, studying a broad range of film texts from a variety of cultural contexts and analysing how film elements combine to create meaning. Contextualising film Explore the evolution of film across time and…
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The Language of Film »
Categories: IB Film
Film Theory, History and Textual Analysis: The Language of Film Content Overview Cultural Context Film Elements* Assessment Overview Which assessment objectives are covered in this unit? Denotated with * Cinematography* Critical Response and Reception Editing* Filmmakers’ influences, intentions and vision* Genre, codes and conventions* Mise-en-Scene* Motifs, Symbols and Themes Narrative Structure* Sound* Skills and Understanding An understanding of the variety of ways in which film…
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Representation in Film »
Categories: IB Film
Film Theory, History and Textual Analysis Representation in Film Content Overview Cultural Context* Film Elements* Assessment Overview Which assessment objectives are covered in this unit? Denotated with * Cinematography* Critical Response and Reception Editing * Filmmakers’ influences, intentions and vision* Genre, codes and conventions* Mise-en-Scene* Motifs, Symbols and Themes* Narrative Structure* Sound Assessment Objectives in Practice - which elements does this course cover? An…
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Audience and Spectatorship »
Categories: IB Film
Film Theory, History and Textual Analysis: Audience and Spectatorship Content Overview Cultural Context* Film Elements Assessment Overview Which assessment objectives are covered in this unit? Denotated with * Cinematography* Critical Response and Reception* Editing* Filmmakers’ influences, intentions and vision* Genre, codes and conventions* Mise-en-Scene* Motifs, Symbols and Themes* Narrative Structure* Sound Assessment Objectives in Practice - which elements does this course cover? An…
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How to create your Perfect Student Workbook »
Categories: A Level Film, IB Film, GCSE Film
Copy and paste from any of our online Student Workbooks to create your ‘Perfect Student Ready Workbook’ to handout ready for the term ahead. The resources are presented in this format to allow students to easily annotate them and support them in developing their ideas and understanding of the subjects covered in a course. The philosophy we have at Edusites is that knowledge only becomes understanding through practical application by doing the analysis and making your own products.
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