The best foundation for success in A Level Photography is experience gained through the completion of GCSE Art & Design but, above all, an interest in creating an understanding of Photography, coupled with the determination to develop your interest. The main purpose of this course is to extend your ability to appreciate the visual world and respond in a personal and creative way. The disciplines most frequently associated with photography are digital photography, film-based photography and film and video. The skills you will develop will be varied and will include a working knowledge of materials and practices within Photography as well as key skills of communication to interpret and convey your ideas and feelings. You will expand your imaginative and creative ideas and your experimental, analytical and documenting skills. You will use specialist vocabulary and gain knowledge and understanding of the place that photography holds in history and in contemporary society
Component 1: Personal Investigation (60% of qualification) Component 2: Externally Set Assignment (40% of qualification, 72 marks)
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Surrey |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Girls |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | £32,385 - £36,585 |
| Sixth Form Fee | Day £15,150 - £21,585 |
| Address | Effingham Hill, Dorking, RH5 6ST |
The best foundation for success in A Level Photography is experience gained through the completion of GCSE Art & Design but, above all, an interest in creating an understanding of Photography, coupled with the determination to develop your interest. The main purpose of this course is to extend your ability to appreciate the visual world and respond in a personal and creative way. The disciplines most frequently associated with photography are digital photography, film-based photography and film and video. The skills you will develop will be varied and will include a working knowledge of materials and practices within Photography as well as key skills of communication to interpret and convey your ideas and feelings. You will expand your imaginative and creative ideas and your experimental, analytical and documenting skills. You will use specialist vocabulary and gain knowledge and understanding of the place that photography holds in history and in contemporary society
Component 1: Personal Investigation (60% of qualification) Component 2: Externally Set Assignment (40% of qualification, 72 marks)