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Scheme
of Work 2003 - 04
Assessment
Sheets
Module
1 - Making Meaning.
(Coursework
- FS1)
Unit
1 - The Story-board
Unit 2 - A Macro Reading
Unit
3 - A Micro Reading
Module 2 -
Producers & Audiences (Exam - FS2)
Unit 1 - Cinema
Audiences
Unit 2 - The Cinema Industry
Unit 3 - Case Study
Module 3 -
British/Irish Cinema (Exam - FS3)
Unit 1 -
Passions & Repressions
Unit 2 - Close Study Film 1
Unit 3 - Close Study Film 2
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Ah
... you donna foola me: ....The Marx Brothers were no relation to Karl
.
Probably.
And had a much better relation to capital. Except maybe Chico.
Film Studies at this level involves getting to grips with how
moving pictures use codes and conventions to create meanings.
The three modules comprise study of editing techniques and camera
work; genre, character and story structure; and the marketing and
consumption of movies. You will also have the opportunity to
study some British films in detail and the contexts in which they were
made.
The course comprises three
pieces of coursework (FS1) and two exams, each requiring two essay
questions (FS2 & FS3). |