Film Studies is an exciting and varied course which enables students to hone their analytical reading skills whilst experiencing a huge range of films – including: Buster Keaton’s silent movies and Casablanca; films from global cinema; independent and experimental films; modern Hollywood films such as La La Land. The course aims to encourage students to be active spectators of Film, rather than passive observers. Component 1 - Varieties of Film and Filmmaking Component 2 - Global Filmmaking Perspectives Component 3 - Production
At least a Grade 5 in English Language, English Literature, or Film Studies.
Component 1: Hollywood, American, and British Film since 1930 – Examination – 35% of the total qualification. Component 2: Global Film, and Film Movements– Examination – 35% of the total qualification. Component 3: Production – either a short film*, or a screenplay for a short film, with an accompanying evaluation – 30% of the total qualification. *Please note: For the short film production, students will be required to use their own cameras (providing the quality is suitable, this can include their mobile phone or tablet).
About Education Provider
| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Staffordshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Enville Road, Kinver, Stourbridge, DY7 6AA |
Film Studies is an exciting and varied course which enables students to hone their analytical reading skills whilst experiencing a huge range of films – including: Buster Keaton’s silent movies and Casablanca; films from global cinema; independent and experimental films; modern Hollywood films such as La La Land. The course aims to encourage students to be active spectators of Film, rather than passive observers. Component 1 - Varieties of Film and Filmmaking Component 2 - Global Filmmaking Perspectives Component 3 - Production
At least a Grade 5 in English Language, English Literature, or Film Studies.
Component 1: Hollywood, American, and British Film since 1930 – Examination – 35% of the total qualification. Component 2: Global Film, and Film Movements– Examination – 35% of the total qualification. Component 3: Production – either a short film*, or a screenplay for a short film, with an accompanying evaluation – 30% of the total qualification. *Please note: For the short film production, students will be required to use their own cameras (providing the quality is suitable, this can include their mobile phone or tablet).