Thursday, 13 September 2018

Text book for A-level Film Studies

Film Noir

Film Noir Presentation















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A1 Film Studies – Film Noir
  1. Identify and describe the main visual features of Film Noir.
  2. Identify and describe the main narrative features of Film Noir. 
  3. Identify and describe the stock characters for Film Noir
  4. When and where were these films made?
  5. What is the mood or tone of Film Noir?
  6. Explain which external factors influenced Film Noir


Film Noir Question Sheet:
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A-level Film Studies - Course Overview




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Wednesday, 27 June 2018

Summer Homework

Summer Homework
A-level Film Studies 

  This work must be submitted by the deadline: Wednesday 5th September, 2018.

Summer Homework required for progression to A2 Film Studies
Component 3 coursework
Please complete the following work:

1.     Script (1600 – 1800 words) in appropriate format
2.     Digitally produced storyboard with 20 images showing a key sequence of your script
3.     Analysis of narrative of a minimum of five of the exam board-approved short films - these can be found at:              https://nowonfilm.blogspot.com/p/component-3-sh.html

4.     Apply three aspects/techniques of your short film analysis to your own script/storyboards.

There are many new resources to help you which can be found at: https://nowonfilm.blogspot.com/

Tuesday, 26 June 2018

Script to Screen

Watch ann extract of 'The Dark Knight Rises (Nolan, 2012) - Bane Stadium speech - while simultaneously viewing the script.


Script to sccreen

Watch an extract of 'Ladybird'(Gerwig, 2017) - Car scene - while simultaneously viewing the script.