<p>A comprehensive 56 slide revision lesson for Vertigo.</p> <p>Well-researched and detailed, covering most areas of the specification.</p> <p>Suitable for those teaching Eduqas A level Film Studies</p>

<p>This is a simple PowerPoint which introduces Vertigo; it introduces the lead characters and outlines the plot.</p> <p>The viewing booklet has prompts for students to make notes on key scenes and to consider key issues within the film</p>

<p>This is a detailed and thoroughly researched PowerPoint exploring how far Hithcock’s auteur style can be seen in Vertigo.<br /> There are examples and links to Hitcock’s other films, where his auteur style can be found, along with link to videos and wider reading.</p> <p>Suitable for those teaching on the Eduqas Film Studies A level specification.</p>

<p>A detailed and well-researched 38 slide PowerPoint exploring in depth how context affects the representation of gender and ethnicity.<br /> The PowerPoint explores contextual issues in the 1950s and gives detailed examples of where this can be seen in the film.<br /> There is only one slide on ethnicity, but this includes a lot of detailed information.<br /> Specialist terminology and filmmaking technqies are referred to throughout.</p> <p>Suitable for those teaching on an Eduqas A level Film Studies specification.</p>

<p>A detailed and well-researched 40 slide PowerPoint on Hitchcock’s auteur style and production contexts.<br /> The PowerPoint references the production practiceses of Hollywood in the 1950s and compares Vertigo to these.<br /> There is a link to a ‘making of’ Vertigo video along with questions to answer whilst vieiwng.</p>

<p>This is an analysis of Vertigo’s title sequence, suitable for introducing the film, establishing key themes, identifying film-making techniques and for discussing Hitchcock’s auteur style through his collaborations.</p> <p>Suitable for teaching Eduqas A level Film Studies</p> <p>*All video links working at the time this resource was made</p>

<p>This is an A4 document which provides a clear structure for students writing essays for 40 mark questions.<br /> To be used for Pan’s Labyrinth on the A level Film Studies Eduqas specification.<br /> It can also be adapted and modified for other films on the specification.</p>

<p>This is an 11 page, 5,000 word document which contains research and key information for the areas students will be assessed on in the Eduqas Film Studies specification. This can be given as a hand-out to students or used as a planning sheet for teachers. I taught on the Eduqas A-level Film Studies specification for 3 years and have been adding to this each year- all the information you need is here for planning your lessons/ giving revision materials to your students.<br /> There’s detailed quotes from the film, specialist terminology and references to key scenes from Blade Runner.</p>

<p>This is a 9 page, 4,300 word document which contains research and key information for the areas students will be assessed on in the Eduqas Film Studies specification. This can be given as a hand-out to students or used as a planning sheet for teachers. I taught on the Eduqas A-level Film Studies specification for 3 years and have been adding to this each year- all the information you need is here for planning your lessons/ giving revision materials to your students.<br /> There’s detailed quotes from the film, specialist terminology and references to key scenes from Trainspotting. The additional study areas Narrative and Ideology are also covered in detail.</p>

<p>This is a 10 page, 5,500 word document which contains research and key information for the areas students will be assessed on in the Eduqas Film Studies specification. This can be given as a hand-out to students or used as a planning sheet for teachers. I taught on the Eduqas A-level Film Studies specification for 3 years and have been adding to this each year- all the information you need is here for planning your lessons/ giving revision materials to your students.<br /> There’s detailed quotes from the film, specialist terminology and references to key scenes from This is England. There’s also additional information on the additional study areas Narrative and Ideology.</p>

<p>This is a 12 page, 6,500 word document which contains research and key information for the areas students will be assessed on in the Eduqas Film Studies specification. This can be given as a hand-out to students or used as a planning sheet for teachers. I taught on the Eduqas A-level Film Studies specification for 3 years and have been adding to this each year- all the information you need is here for planning your lessons/ giving revision materials to your students.<br /> Additional study areas such as Ideology and Spectatorship are also covered too.<br /> There’s detailed quotes from the film, specialist terminology and references to key scenes from Beasts of the Southern Wild also.</p>

<p>This is an 12 page, 6,000 word document which contains research and key information for the areas students will be assessed on in the Eduqas Film Studies specification. This can be given as a hand-out to students or used as a planning sheet for teachers. I taught on the Eduqas A-level Film Studies specification for 3 years and have been adding to this each year- all the information you need is here for planning your lessons/ giving revision materials to your students.<br /> There’s detailed quotes from the film, specialist terminology and references to key scenes from Selma. Additional study areas spectatorship and ideology are covered too.</p>

<p>This is a 12 page, 5,600 word document which contains research and key information for the areas students will be assessed on in the Eduqas Film Studies specification. This can be given as a hand-out to students or used as a planning sheet for teachers. I taught on the Eduqas A-level Film Studies specification for 3 years and have been adding to this each year- all the information you need is here for planning your lessons/ giving revision materials to your students.<br /> There’s detailed quotes from the film, specialist terminology and references to key scenes from Vertigo.</p>

<p>This is a 9 page, 4,000 word document which contains research and key information for the areas students will be assessed on in the Eduqas Film Studies specification. This can be given as a hand-out to students or used as a planning sheet for teachers. I taught on the Eduqas A-level Film Studies specification for 3 years and have been adding to this each year- all the information you need is here for planning your lessons/ giving revision materials to your students.<br /> There’s detailed quotes from the film, specialist terminology and references to key scenes from City of God.</p>

<p>This is a complete lesson which analyses the opening sequence of Pan’s Labyrinth.<br /> There is an overview at the beginning of the focus areas needed to be studied, along with a contextual recap and auteur recap.<br /> The lesson contains 3x seperate scene analysis tasks with detailed information in the answers and key terms highlighted for ease.<br /> Perfect for those new to teaching the film- or wanting to achieve higher marks in their analysis!</p>

<p>This is an introductory lesson to Pan’s Labyrinth.<br /> It established context, characters and key terms.<br /> There is a brief introduction to the director Guillermo del Toro.<br /> This resource comes with a PowerPoint and 2x hand-outs.</p>

<p>This is a 10 page, 5,000 word document which contains research and key information for the areas students will be assessed on in the Eduqas Film Studies specification. This can be given as a hand-out to students or used as a planning sheet for teachers. I taught on the Eduqas A-level Film Studies specification for 3 years and have been adding to this each year- all the information you need is here for planning your lessons/ giving revision materials to your students.<br /> There’s detailed quotes from the film, specialist terminology and references to key scenes from Pan’s Labyrinth.</p>