Richard Gent | Wednesday February 15, 2023
Categories: Mock Exams
We currently have 169 film analysis available for subscribers in our library. This collection includes many films from legacy and current exam board set film lists and provides a film from almost every genre for comparative study and analysis tasks. In-Depth Single Film Studies Our in-depth film analysis cover Context (Production, Social and Political), Auteur, Film Language, Mise-En-Scene, Scene/Sequence Analysis, Critical Debates, Narrative, Spectatorship, Ideology and Themes. These are…
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Emily Prentice | Monday June 03, 2019
Categories: EDUQAS A Level, A Level Film, A Level, Mock Exams, A Level Mock Exams
Section A: Hollywood 1930-1990 (comparative study) 1(a) Compare how far your chosen films can be understood as the work of auteur directors. 1(b) Compare how your chosen films represent gender in the selection and combinations made in cinematography and mise-en-scene. Section B: American Film since 2005 (two-film study) 2(a) How far do your chosen films enable diversity in spectator response? Refer in detail to at…
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Morag Larsen | Thursday November 22, 2018
Categories: OCR A Level, EDUQAS A Level, A Level Film, A Level, Mock Exams, A Level Mock Exams
Each of our A Level Mock Exam packs contain a sample board specific Question Paper, sample Mark Scheme with sample Indicative Content. Click below for your board specific materials: OCR H410 A Level Assessment Materials Printable PDF papers: OCR H410 A Level Film Component 01 Film History Mock Exam Paper OCR H410 A Level Film Component 02 Critical Approaches Exam Paper Files you will need to mark the exam papers: OCR H410 A Level Film Component 01 Mark Scheme Section A OCR H410 A Level Film…
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Rob Miller | Wednesday April 16, 2014
Categories: Genres & Case Studies, X-Men, GCSE, Hot Entries, Films & Case Studies, Hollywood Films, Non-Hollywood Films, Superhero, Mock Exams, GCSE Mock Exams
Associated Resources
WJEC GCSE Film Studies Mock Exam Paper 1 A Grade Response 2013.docx
WJEC GCSE Film Studies Paper 2 A-B Exemplar The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas.docx
WJEC GCSE Film Studies Mock Exam Paper 2 A Grade Response 2013.docx
WJEC GCSE Film Studies Mock Exam Paper 2 D-C Grade Response 2013.docx
WJEC GCSE Film Studies Paper 2 Non Hollywood Exemplars
WJEC GCSE Film Studies Paper 1 A-B Grade Response Summer 2014.docx
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Rob Miller | Wednesday January 09, 2013
Categories: Genres & Case Studies, X-Men, GCSE, Hot Entries, Films & Case Studies, Hollywood Films, Non-Hollywood Films, Superhero, Mock Exams, GCSE Mock Exams
Associated Resources
WJEC GCSE Film Sudies Mock Exam Paper 1 2013.docx
WJEC GCSE Film Studies Mock Exam Paper 2 2013.docx
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Rob Miller | Wednesday January 09, 2013
Categories: Genres & Case Studies, GCSE, Hot Entries, Films & Case Studies, Non-Hollywood Films, Superhero, Mock Exams, GCSE Mock Exams
Associated Resources
WJEC GCSE Film Studies Paper 1 Mark Scheme 2013.docx
WJEC GCSE Film Studies Paper 2 Mark Scheme 2013.docx
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nicoleponsford | Wednesday October 12, 2011
Categories: Genres & Case Studies, GCSE, Hot Entries, Superhero, Mock Exams, GCSE Mock Exams, Film Analysis, Analysis
Top Tips for Students 1. Always read all the questions and follow the instructions to the letter! 2. In advance, consider how much time you have for each section. Try to keep to this. Always give yourself 5-8 minutes at the end for checking work over. If you are working and cannot answer a question, move on and come back to it. 3. Look at the amount of marks available. You may be able to write bullet point answers for some questions, but need to write a longer and more detailed response for…
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nicoleponsford | Monday September 19, 2011
Categories: Genres & Case Studies, GCSE, Hot Entries, Films & Case Studies, Non-Hollywood Films, Mock Exams, GCSE Mock Exams, Film Analysis, Analysis, Independent
Top Tips for Students 1. Always read all the questions and follow the instructions to the letter! 2. In advance, consider how much time you have for each section. Try to keep to this. Always give yourself 5-8 minutes at the end for checking work over. If you are working and cannot answer a question, move on and come back to it. 3. Look at the amount of marks available. You may be able to write bullet point answers for some questions, but need to write a longer and more detailed response for…
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nicoleponsford | Monday September 19, 2011
Categories: Genres & Case Studies, GCSE, Hot Entries, Disaster, Mock Exams, GCSE Mock Exams, Film Analysis, Analysis
Top Tips for Students 1. Always read all the questions and follow the instructions to the letter! 2. In advance, consider how much time you have for each section. Try to keep to this. Always give yourself 5-8 minutes at the end for checking work over. If you are working and cannot answer a question, move on and come back to it. 3. Look at the amount of marks available. You may be able to write bullet point answers for some questions, but need to write a longer and more detailed response for…
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