I Daniel Blake Marketing Lesson A Level Media Studies Eduqas WJEC

Complete Lesson: Marketing Strategies of Ken Loach’s I, Daniel Blake
Eduqas A Level Media Studies

This comprehensive lesson will guide your students through the marketing strategy of the independent, low-budget film I, Daniel Blake, a set text for Eduqas A Level Media. Designed to help students analyze and understand how independent films are marketed, this lesson offers clear, targeted content, alongside engaging activities and practice tasks.

What’s Included?

One Slide Deck: A streamlined, dyslexia-friendly presentation with no unnecessary frills—just high-quality content that’s ready to go.
Glossary of Key Terms: Ensure your students are familiar with the essential terminology used when analyzing the marketing of films like I, Daniel Blake.
Key Content: Comprehensive coverage of marketing techniques used for independent, low-budget films, including social media campaigns, grassroots marketing, and the role of awards and film festivals.
Student Resources: Printable handouts and activity sheets, ready for classroom use to support and reinforce student learning.
Fun and Engaging Practice Tasks: Interactive exercises designed to deepen understanding while keeping students engaged.
Starter/Do Now Task: A quick activity to get students thinking about marketing before diving into the main lesson content.
Ready to Teach!

This lesson is designed to save you time. No fancy fonts or excessive filler slides—just clear, proven, and pedagogically sound teaching strategies that you can use as-is or customize to suit your style. Whether you’re teaching I, Daniel Blake for the first time or looking for extra materials to enhance your lessons, this resource provides everything you need for a successful class.

Ideal for Eduqas A Level Media teachers, this lesson is designed to help your students excel in their understanding of marketing strategies used for independent films.