Film Studies - A Level

How to analyse and interrogate film texts with reference to film language, narrative, genre and institution You will also explore the relationship between film producers and audiences and how this relationship has altered over time At A2 you will develop and apply your core knowledge to various film texts including those from World Cinema, Documentary and popular film

At AS level 20% of the course is coursework where you are required to complete an analysis of a chosen extract and a creative storyboard for an original film 30% of the course is exam based where you will cover topics: Producers and Audiences, British Film Genre: Horror and US Film At A2 25% of the course is coursework based where you will complete a Small Scale Research Project and a Short Film or Screenplay the rest of the course is exam based: Urban Stories, Single Film Study and Spectatorship

Many students have gone onto Film and Media related courses at University to obtain a range of vocational and academic qualifications

5 GCSEs grade A*-C (must include English Language Grade B)

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This qualification will form the main part of your Canterbury College study programme Our study programmes combine your main qualification and may involve work experience and Maths & English sessions Learn more

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