Here is an excellent resource that can either be used as a revision guide or as notes for the whole lesson.<br /> <br /> The booklet examines the following:<br /> <br /> 1. What is film?<br /> 2. Why do we study film?<br /> 3. Framing and its effect.<br /> 4. Length of shot : description and function<br /> 5. Camera angles :description and function<br /> 6. Camera techniques/movements<br /> 7. Sound techniques<br /> 8. Genres<br /> 9. Setting<br /> 10 . Tagline<br /> 11. Plot<br /> 12. Conflict<br /> 13. Characters<br /> 14. Theme<br /> 15. The Film Crew<br /> 16. Mise en scene<br /> 17. Space<br /> 18. Screen direction<br /> 19. Diagonals<br /> 20. Depth-of-field<br /> 21. Focus<br /> 22. Lighting<br /> 23. Lines<br /> 24. Colours<br /> 25. Other influencial factors<br /> 26. Composition &amp; arrangement<br /> 27. Special effects<br /> 28. Slow motion, fast motion and silence<br /> 29. Additional notes : additional techniques<br /> <br /> This is a great buy as does this booklet not only contain helpful descriptions but wonderful examples! <br /> <br /> Thanks.<br /> <br /> Enjoy :)

This powerpoint may be used for English Literature purposes or other.<br /> You will learn and study the poem The Falling Leaves by Margaret Postgate Cole.<br /> This resource will look at:<br /> 1. A short biography of the poet<br /> 2. The text of the poem - first-hand general impression, subject matter<br /> 3. An analysis of each line of the poem<br /> 4. Form<br /> 5. Structure<br /> 6. Sound<br /> 7. Imagery<br /> 8. Attitudes/Ideas<br /> 9. Themes<br /> 10. Plus a word-match activity to see if students remember previous slides<br /> 11. Questions-includes basic and exam level ones<br /> <br /> I am a student and this is basically my &quot;study notes&quot; when I studied the poem. I feel that this may be incredibly useful to anyone studying or teaching this poem at GCSE, as this powerpoint serves as a colourful summary of what to know for the exam. If your mind is in the air, and you still don't understand what's going on-this resource is perfect for you!<br /> I placed this resource at a low-cost as I am saving up for university one day :)<br /> I would admire your support and please feel free to come back with feedback about what you think about the powerpoint and if I should post more under this topic of GCSE Poetry-requests are more than welcome!<br /> <br /> Happy Learning or Happy Teaching<br /> :) <br /> <br />

This powerpoint may be used for English or Media Studies purposes.<br /> You will learn how to successfully analyze advertisements through:<br /> 1. The use of AIDA<br /> 2. Identifying headlines and explaining its effect<br /> 3. Identifying the target market<br /> 4. Identifying the slogan and explaining its effect<br /> 5. Identifying the logo<br /> 6. Explain the effect of pictures used, and the link it shares with the headline<br /> 7. A touch of emotive language that often appears in advertisements<br /> <br /> Plus an extra task at the end of the powerpoint to practice all of these skills!<br /> <br /> I am a student and this is basically my &quot;study notes&quot; on how to analyze advertisements, I just obviously changed it a bit for anyone online who wants it for educational purposes. This powerpoint is really beneficial as it is a summary of all the skills listed above. It includes definitions of each and examples.<br /> <br /> Happy teaching or Happy Learning! <br /> :) <br />

This resource can be used as revision or for introduction to the 'Le Conditionnel'.<br /> <br /> This worksheet explores what 'Le Conditionnel' is used for in French, how it is formed, tons of examples, a reminder of imparfait, irregular verbs, as well as 3 exercises for practice!<br /> <br /> Enjoy :)<br /> <br /> Thanks.

Old Folks Laugh is one of my favourite Maya Angelou poems! I've complied this powerpoint, with summaries of each stanza, plus an analysis on the poem as a whole e.g. structure, poet's intention etc. as well as a short bio on the poet. At the end, questions are provided on the poem, as well as an essay question with a memo attached.<br /> <br /> This is perfect for teaching students how to analyse poetry, as the many tools of poetry are explained throughly in this example! Have fun and enjoy :)