In class, we start the January 2011 exam question on TV drama. You complete for PREP by Wednesday 2 March. Please print out before the lesson!
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- 1 FORMS & CONVENTIONS
- 2 REPRESENTATION OF SOCIAL GROUPS
- 3 DISTRIBUTION
- 4 Who is YOUR TARGET AUDIENCE for your film?
- 5 ATTRACTING & ADDRESSING AUDIENCES
- 6 NEW TECHNOLOGIES
- 7 WHAT I HAVE LEARNED ABOUT FILM MAKING
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- 2014 G322: INSTITUTIONS & AUDIENCES (FILM)
- 2017 G322: INSTITUTIONS & AUDIENCES (FILM)
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Tuesday, 23 February 2016
DISTRIBUTION
This week, complete the Evaluation question on Distribution.
In class, we start the January 2011 exam question on TV drama. You complete for PREP by Wednesday 2 March. Please print out before the lesson!
In class, we start the January 2011 exam question on TV drama. You complete for PREP by Wednesday 2 March. Please print out before the lesson!
Saturday, 6 February 2016
BFI: A LEVEL STUDY DAY
UK CINEMA, AUDIENCES AND INSTITUTIONS
Tuesday 9 February. Meet at Waterloo under the clock at 9.30 a.m. Bring a packed lunch!
On Tuesday 9 February 2015 we visit the British Film Institute as part of our study for G322, section B, on the film industry. The lead presenter is Matthew Hall, Head of Film and Media Studies at Kings High School and veteran BFI presenter. He is author of Teaching Men and Film (BFI, 2005). He has an MA in Postmodernism and Contemporary Culture, and has run
workshops on Youth Subculture Theory at the BFI Media Studies
Conference.
Why do audiences at home and abroad enjoy British films and how do UK filmmakers appeal to these audiences? This study day will examine these issues using case studies of two independent film companies - Vertigo and Warp. The morning's session will be clip-based and interactive. You will be introduced to different cinematic representations of the U.K. and 'Britishness' and how these target specific audience groups. In the afternoon, there will be a screening of a recent British film, followed by a Q & A with a filmmaker.
Travel arrangements
Year 12 students will meet at Waterloo
under the clock at 9.30 a.m. The group will walk together accompanied by staff between
Waterloo and BFI Southbank, then back together for the return journey, reaching
Waterloo at about 4.0 p.m. Students will make their own way home by train form
Waterloo.
Students should bring a packed lunch
that we will eat under cover at The National Theatre.
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