The A level specification in Film is designed to deepen students’ understanding, appreciation and enjoyment of films from the 20th and 21st century. The specification builds on the cine-literacy learners have developed informally since childhood. Where Does It Lead? Careers in all areas of the film television and games industries.
Grade 5 or above in GCSE Film, English Language or English Literature. You also need a keen interest in films.
The Film A level is assessed by 2 written examinations and one non examined piece of coursework. Component One: Hollywood 1930 – 1990 and a contemporary American independent film (2h 30m exam 35% of the A level) Component Two: British film comparative study and a non-English language European film (2h 30 exam 35% of the A level) Component Three Coursework: - Either a short film, or a screenplay plus a digitally photographed story board - An evaluative analysis (1600 – 1800 words)
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The A level specification in Film is designed to deepen students’ understanding, appreciation and enjoyment of films from the 20th and 21st century. The specification builds on the cine-literacy learners have developed informally since childhood. Where Does It Lead? Careers in all areas of the film television and games industries.
Grade 5 or above in GCSE Film, English Language or English Literature. You also need a keen interest in films.
The Film A level is assessed by 2 written examinations and one non examined piece of coursework. Component One: Hollywood 1930 – 1990 and a contemporary American independent film (2h 30m exam 35% of the A level) Component Two: British film comparative study and a non-English language European film (2h 30 exam 35% of the A level) Component Three Coursework: - Either a short film, or a screenplay plus a digitally photographed story board - An evaluative analysis (1600 – 1800 words)