Course Content: stand alone AS or full A2 You will achieve:-: The ability to understand and analyse in detail how micro codes (such as cinematography and editing) create meaning and provoke emotional response for the spectator-: Practical filmmaking skills using industry standard editing software-: An understanding of the way that the UK film industry operates and what opportunities exist for British filmmakers-: An understanding of the dominant Hollywood Film Industry and its impact on UK audiences-: An understanding of the way that films are distributed and marketed-: An appreciation of the different ways that audiences access film through cinema, DVD and internet-: An appreciation of different film styles, genres and filmmakers-: An appreciation of how messages and values are communicated through film-: An understanding of how specific periods in history influence and shape visual storytelling-: Students need to be aware that we will study some films that carry an 18 certificate The AS course is divided into two units: FM1 - Exploring Film Form (coursework 40%) You will produce one 1,500 word essay which will focus on how micro codes create meaning and provoke emotional response in the spectator in a short film extract. You will produce a short film focussing on visual communication (rather than dialogue). You will be rewarded for your creative and technical ability in areas such as cinematography, editing and use of sound. FM2 - British and American Film (external examination 2 1/2 hour paper - 60%) The Film Audience - You will study British and American cinema industries and learn about the interaction between producers and audiences British Film - studeis codes, conventions and issues in the British horror films US Film Comparative Study - Here you will compare two Amercan films - Sunset Boulevard and Map to the Stars. The A2 course is divided into tw
Name: Film Studies AS Level Qualification title: GCE AS Level in Film Studies Qualification type: Assessment AS Level 60% written exam: 1 exam paper - 2 1/2 hours40% coursework: 1 x 1,500 word essay A filmmaking practical production and reflective evaluation. A2 Level 50% written exam: 1 exam paper - 2 3/4 hours50% coursework: A Research Project Practical filmmaking or Screenplay and reflective evaluation. Lessons are delivered using a variety of teaching methods: lectures, discussion, activities and screenings. Awarding WJEC (Formerly Welsh Joint Education Committee) Created 20170119 13:25:54 Updated 20170119 13:25:54
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Title: GCE AS Level in Film Studies Qualification: GCE AS Level in Film Studies Classification: Arts, Media and Publishing