- 100% A - C in Film Studies last 3 years
- 100% A - C in Media Studies last 5 years
- Last year only one C in Film Studies at A Level
- Two specialist classrooms (G8 and A3) and one specialist editing room (G1)
- Full suite of 50 editing machines, 38 HD cameras, tripods, microphones, photography studio.
- AS Units + A2 Units = a mark / 400 = A Level
Mr Rose uses twitter in many aspects of teaching. We tweet tutorials, instructions, help files, recaps, revisions aids, and helpful articles all the time.
You should ensure you maximise your chances of seeing these, and check twitter daily.
You will all set up a professional Film Studies twitter account in the next few lessons. However, if you have a personal twitter account, please follow Mr Rose now.
We will not (can not) follow your personal accounts. But we strongly encourage you to follow from all your accounts.
If you don't have twitter, you can still access the tweets at www.twitter.com/gary_rose. Add the URL to your bookmarks.
You will be given a copy of the Handbook in your first lesson.
Unit F631: Coursework
50% AS, 25% whole A Level qualification
Textual Analysis Essay (40 marks)
Planning (10 marks)
Creative Artefact (30 marks)
Evaluation (20 marks)
Total: 100 marks
Mr Dixon is going to chat to you in more detail about the coursework unit next lesson.
Familiarise yourself with the mark scheme. Those gaining the best marks know how they are going to be assessed, and use this information to their advantage.
What do you need to do to ensure your work can be considered Level 4 and not Level 3 for example?
Media & Film Department Homepage
Front portal for all of our digital resources, across the whole department. Go here first if lost.
http://dsfcmedia.blogspot.co.uk/
F632 Blog
http://f632.blogspot.co.uk/
Mr Rose
www.twitter.com/gary_rose
You should ensure you maximise your chances of seeing these, and check twitter daily.
You will all set up a professional Film Studies twitter account in the next few lessons. However, if you have a personal twitter account, please follow Mr Rose now.
We will not (can not) follow your personal accounts. But we strongly encourage you to follow from all your accounts.
If you don't have twitter, you can still access the tweets at www.twitter.com/gary_rose. Add the URL to your bookmarks.
AS Film Studies Handbook...
You will be given a copy of the Handbook in your first lesson.
Unit F631: Coursework
50% AS, 25% whole A Level qualification
Textual Analysis Essay (40 marks)
Planning (10 marks)
Creative Artefact (30 marks)
Evaluation (20 marks)
Total: 100 marksTotal: 100 marks
Unit F632: Exam
50% AS, 25% whole A Level qualification
1 x 40 mark question on2 film texts
2 x 30 mark questions on contemporary changes in film
Unit F632: Exam
50% AS, 25% whole A Level qualification
1 x 40 mark question on2 film texts
2 x 30 mark questions on contemporary changes in film
Total: 100 marks
Mr Dixon is going to chat to you in more detail about the coursework unit next lesson.
Familiarise yourself with the mark scheme. Those gaining the best marks know how they are going to be assessed, and use this information to their advantage.
What do you need to do to ensure your work can be considered Level 4 and not Level 3 for example?
Media and Film Studies Blogs...
Front portal for all of our digital resources, across the whole department. Go here first if lost.
http://dsfcmedia.blogspot.co.uk/
F632 Blog
http://f632.blogspot.co.uk/
Mr Rose
www.twitter.com/gary_rose
Also follow Mark Kermode
@KermodeMovie
Listen to and watch his blog
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/markkermode
Also refer to the links to Screen Online and Media Magazine on the department Homepage
http://www.screenonline.org.uk/
http://www.theguardian.com/uk/film
http://www.theguardian.com/uk/media
@KermodeMovie
Listen to and watch his blog
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/markkermode
Also refer to the links to Screen Online and Media Magazine on the department Homepage
http://www.screenonline.org.uk/
http://www.theguardian.com/uk/film
http://www.theguardian.com/uk/media
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