Film Studies is primarily an academic, rather than practical subject in which the candidate will study and appreciate cinema on a number of levels: as an entertainment form, as an expressive art and as a powerful multi-million dollar industry. The study will focus on the formal properties of cinema (cinematography, editing, lighting etc), movie audiences, the film producers themselves as well as key movements/periods in cinema history. The subject is fun and exciting but also stimulating and demanding. For whom is the course suitable? There is no requirement for GCSE Media or Film Studies to do the course; however, candidates will need at least grade B in English Language and Literature if they are to cope with the academic demands of the specification. Teaching Methods and Homework commitment The teaching of Film Studies centres around discussion and students are expected to take an active part in this. Lessons will take the form of teacher- led discussion, student- led discussion, presentations, essay writing skills and reading skills. Homework will be regular reading and wider independent reading along with preparing presentations and essays. Students will also be expected to watch and critique a wide range of films in their own time.
Name: Film Studies AS/A2 Level 3 Qualification title: Film Studies AS/A2 Level 3 Qualification type: GCE A/AS Level or equivalent Assessment Awarding - Created 20161123 12:07:27 Updated 20161123 12:07:27
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