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German Cinema | Expressionism »
Categories: A Level, Eduqas (WJEC) A Level, WJEC A2, FM4, Section A: World Cinema, Analysis, Film Analysis, Films & Case Studies, World Cinema, Metropolis, Nosferatu, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, Genres & Case Studies, German, Hot Entries, Key Concepts, Audience, Film Language, Representation, Posters, Film Poster Analysis
European Cinema History: German Cinema of the 1920s
Introduction
One of the most rewarding aspects of Film Studies is to be found in recognising how films produced at one, quite distant moment in time often made long ago, continue to influence more contemporary films with which we might all be more familiar. This is certainly true of the impact of some examples of German cinema produced in the 1920s. If you watch Edward Scissorhands (1990), Bram...
[ read full article ] »Approaches to Teaching New Spec A Level Film Studies with Edusites »
Categories: A Level, OCR A Level, Eduqas (WJEC) A Level, Analysis, Film Analysis, Film Industry, Films & Case Studies, Key Concepts, Audience, Film Language, Genre, Narrative, Representation, Key Skills, Cinematography, Editing, Filming, Mise-en-Scene, Planning, Pre-Production, Reflective Analysis, New Spec, Posters, Theory, Auteur Theory, Film Theory, Queer Theory, Spectatorship Theory, Theorists
Commencing 2017 for 2019 Assessment
Each term we provide a Core Unit, with an Exam Specific Section focussing on set films, and a Non Examined Assessment (NEA) Section based on the Department for Education Film Studies A Level subject content. (February 2016).
As shown in the table above our A Level Units begin at Unit 1 Film Language through to Unit 5 Film Values and Ideology finishing with an Exam Specific Unit 6.
The intention of the course of...
[ read full article ] »F634: Creative Investigation in Film Guide »
Categories: A Level, OCR A Level, OCR A2, Film Industry, Film Marketing, Films & Case Studies, Directors, Steven Spielberg, Hot Entries, Key Concepts, Audience, Film Language, Representation, Posters, Film Poster Analysis
The purpose of this unit is to assess students’ ability to independently research, investigate and analyse a film based topic and present the findings; secondly, to assess the students’ application of knowledge and understanding to the planning and construction of a creative realisation; and finally, to assess candidate’s application of knowledge and understanding in evaluating their own work.
1. Research
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- Independent Research Project: 40 marks
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Design | A Grid-Based Approach »
Categories: Posters, Production Zone, Print Production
Find out more about the grid-based approach to design by clicking on the link below:
http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2007/04/14/designing-with-grid-based-approach/
Shared with FilmEdu by Elayne Senn.
Deconstructing Film Posters »
Categories: Hot Entries, Posters, Film Poster Analysis, Intro to Posters
Film Posters can be classified as printed media texts. They are targeted at specific audiences to build interest and market the Film product. This is one of the key roles of the financier or distributor: poster or billboard campaigns may be used alongside Online campaigns, EPKs, TV and Radio promotions, advertising in Newspapers & Magazines, Tie-ins/Merchandising, Film Trailers in Cinemas and Free Publicity (Reviews, Profiles, Word of mouth, Premieres &...
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