A) Two Hollywood films A) Global film (one producing a short film (4-5 produced between European and one minutes) plus an and 1930 -1960) film) evaluative analysis B) Two contemporary B) Documentary (one film) words) American films (one C) Silent cinema (one silent mainstream and one film or a of films) independent) produced D) Film movements – after 2005 Experimental film (one film C) Two British films post from 1960-2000) 2005 Written exam: Written exam: Non-exam assessment: Three analytical essays Four analytical essays Coursework (2 hours and 30 minutes) (2 and 30 minutes) 35% 35% 30% Career possibilities: Film Studies is a subject that can lead into many different careers, including; the journalism, advertising, acting, teaching, publishing and PR. Course Leader: Ms Dryden Exam Board: AQA Why should I study it? French is a challenging and exciting course which will enable pupils to develop their level of fluency by using the language learned in a range of contexts, gain an insight into French culture and discuss and reflect on aspects of contemporary society. If you … Like finding out about culture and other countries Enjoy discussing contemporary issues Have an interest in studying text and film Want the opportunity to carry out independent research And like to be able to do this in French, this is the course for you. It is a life changing course that will give you a competitive edge in future studies and in the global market. Course Content and Assessment Social issues and trends, including family, relationships, popular culture, the digital world, immigration, integration and racism Political and artistic culture, including traditions, festivals, art, politics, the EU and contemporary youth issues. Grammar Literary texts and films, study two books or one book and one film from a set list Individual Research project, students identify a subject or a key question relating to the French speaking world which is of interest to them. They engage in research and then present and discuss their chosen topic in the speaking assessment.
A) Two Hollywood films produced between and 1930 -1960) B) Two contemporary American films (one mainstream and one independent) produced after 2005 C) Two British films post 2005 A) Global film (one European and one film) B) Documentary (one film) C) Silent cinema (one silent film or a of films) D) Film movements – Experimental film (one film from 1960-2000) producing a short film (4-5 minutes) plus an evaluative analysis words) Written exam: Three analytical essays (2 hours and 30 minutes) 35% Written exam: Four analytical essays (2 and 30 minutes) 35% Non-exam assessment: Coursework 30% Career possibilities: Film Studies is a subject that can lead into many different careers, including; the journalism, advertising, acting, teaching, publishing and PR. Course Leader: Ms Dryden Exam Board: AQA Why should I study it? French is a challenging and exciting course which will enable pupils to develop their level of fluency by using the language learned in a range of contexts, gain an insight into French culture and discuss and reflect on aspects of contemporary society. If you … Like finding out about culture and other countries Enjoy discussing contemporary issues Have an interest in studying text and film Want the opportunity to carry out independent research And like to be able to do this in French, this is the course for you. It is a life changing course that will give you a competitive edge in future studies and in the global market. Course Content and Assessment Social issues and trends, including family, relationships, popular culture, the digital world, immigration, integration and racism Political and artistic culture, including traditions, festivals, art, politics, the EU and contemporary youth issues. Grammar Literary texts and films, study two books or one book and one film from a set list Individual Research project, students identify a subject or a key question relating to the French speaking world which is of interest to them. They engage in research and then present and discuss their chosen topic in the speaking assessment.
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