A level film studies - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This is a complete set of A* Trainspotting (1996) and Shaun of The Dead (2004) revision notes for WJEC Eduqas Film Studies A Level. The document is organised into: -TRAINSPOTTING GENERAL NOTES - SOTD + TRAINSPOTTING NARRATIVE NOTES - GENDER NOTES - IDEOLOGY NOTES - THE GOLD THAT SAVED ME TWO WEEKS BEFORE THE IDEOLOGY PAPER (2 ACRONYMS THAT WILL HOPEFULLY SAVE YOU TOO) - GENERAL ESSAY NOTES FOR BRITISH FILM

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This is a complete set of A* Pan's Labyrinth revision notes for WJEC Eduqas Film Studies A Level. The document is organised into following sections: - PULP FICTION GENERAL IN DETAIL NOTES - EXAM NOTES KEY PHRASES+MEMORABLE SCENES - PREVIOUS EXAM QUESTIONS topics included: - FILM FORM + NARRATIVE - AUTEURSHIP - CINEMATOGRAPHY - MISE EN SCENE - EDITING - SOUND - PERFORMANCE - REPRESENATION - GENDER - AGE - FILM NOIR - FRENCH NEW WAVE - KEY SCENES - BINARY OPPOSITION

This is a complete set of A* revision notes for WJEC Eduqas Film Studies A Level, Component 1 Section A. The document is organised into Apocalypse Now notes, Vertigo notes, new Hollywood notes, classical Hollywood notes and autership notes. There are also two example essays with marking comments which were corrected.

This is a complete set of A* Carol and Winter's Bone revision notes for WJEC Eduqas Film Studies A Level. The document is organised into the following format: - WINTER'S BONE NOTES - CAROL NOTES - SPECTATORSHIP - IDEOLOGY - IDEOLOGOICAL APPROACH - SPECTATOR POSITIONING A* essay plan

This is a complete set of A* Pan's Labyrinth and City of God revision notes for WJEC Eduqas Film Studies A Level. The document is organised into the following sections and topics: CITY OF GOD 1. CHARACTERS 2. EDITING AND STRUCTURE 3. IMMERSION AND ENVIRONMENT 4. KEY THEMES 5. MONTAGE OF THE KILLING OF A CHICKEN ANALYSIS 6. CINEMATOGRAPHY 7. KEY QUOTES + ANALYSIS PHRASE 8. CONTEXT PAN'S LABYRINTH 1. THEMES 2. CHARACTER 3. CAMERA 4. OFELIA STORY NIGHT ONE SEQUENCE ANALYSIS 5. FI...

This document encapsulates all information needed for those studying Buster Keaton’s silent shorts for the silent cinema section of the WJEC A Level Film Studies course. This note collection includes detailed key scene analysis, ready to support your exam essays. This document also caters to all exam question types, with cultural context information and colour coding for the Realist and Expressionist elements.

Film Terminology For A Level Film Studies. diegetic sound - correct answer sound that has its source in the narrative world of the film, whose characters are presumed to be able to hear it non-diegetic sound - correct answer sound that can be heard by the audience only, not the characters. shot/reverse/shot - correct answer A shot of one subject, then another, then back to the first. It is often used for conversation or reaction shots. Rule of Three - correct answer Imaginary lines on ...

Film Terminology For A Level Film Studies Question and answers 2023/2024 verified to pass diegetic sound - correct answer sound that has its source in the narrative world of the film, whose characters are presumed to be able to hear it non-diegetic sound - correct answer sound that can be heard by the audience only, not the characters. shot/reverse/shot - correct answer A shot of one subject, then another, then back to the first. It is often used for conversation or reaction shots. Rul...

Film Terminology For A Level Film Studies Questions with complete solution 2023/2024diegetic sound - correct answer sound that has its source in the narrative world of the film, whose characters are presumed to be able to hear it non-diegetic sound - correct answer sound that can be heard by the audience only, not the characters. shot/reverse/shot - correct answer A shot of one subject, then another, then back to the first. It is often used for conversation or reaction shots. Rule of Th...

Detailed notes on key sene analysis, perfect for those studying DuVernay’s ‘Selma’, for the American film section of the WJEC A Level Film Studies course. The key scene analysis is divided into separate micro-elements ready to support as evidence in your exam essays. There are also notes on both Ideology and Spectator ship, therefore catering to both question types.