"Pulp Fiction" essay on narrative experimentally for A-Level Film Studies Eduqas/WJEC.
“How experimental is Tarantino’s approach to ideology in Pulp Fiction?” A-Level Film Studies Eduqas/WJEC.
Written by myself (A*)
"Amy" filmmakers' theories essay for A-Level Film Studies.
“Apply one filmmaker’s theory of documentary film you have studied to your chosen documentary. How far does this increase your understanding of the film?” (Amy) A-Level Film Studies Eduqas/WJEC.
Written by myself (A*)
Character profiles for 'Othello' (Edexcel A-Level Eng Lit)
Character profiles for:
Othello
Desdemona
Iago
Cassio
Emilia
Roderigo
Bianca
A-Level English Literature notes for the Drama paper (Othello)
Written by myself (A* student)
Notes on Wordsworth's poems (Edexcel A-Level Eng Lit)
Lines written in early spring
Lines composed a few miles above Tintern Abbey
Ode: Intimations of Immortality
Context for Romantic poets (Edexcel A-Level Eng Lit)
Context and conventions of the Romantic movement of poetry as well as specific poets:
Blake
Wordsworth
Byron
Shelley
Keats
Written by myself (A* student)
Key Scenes (A-Level Film Studies)
Analysis of key scenes from the following films:
This is England
Trainspotting
Casablanca
Bonnie and Clyde
Pan’s Labyrinth
City of God
La La Land
Pulp Fiction
Written by myself (Received an A* at A-Level in this course)
Eduqas/WJEC A-Level Film Studies
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Quick View"Explore the presentation of power in The Tyger by William Blake" Essay.
Comparative essay between The Tyger by William Blake and Ode to the West Wind by Percy Bysshe Shelley. A* grade essay. This was a homework task, so it is 1351 words ; a little longer than you would be expected to write in the essay so do not be concerned.
This is for the Romantic poetry aspect of the A-Level English Literature course (Edexcel)
Notes on Byron's poems. (Edexcel A-Level Eng Lit)
Lines Inscribed upon a cup formed from a skull
So we’ll go no more a roving
On this day I complete my thirty-sixth year
Critics' quotes for 'Othello' (Edexcel A-Level Eng Lit AO5)
Compilation of critics quotes and critical approaches in ‘Othello’. AO5
Feminist
Marxist
New historicist
Post-colonial
Psychoanalytical
Formalist
Written by myself (A* student)
Bundle
Quick ViewFilm Studies Exemplar Essays Bundle WJEC (17% off)
Compilation of exemplar essays for the entire Film Studies WJEC A-Level course.
Bundle consists of:
“Amy” filmmakers’ theories essay for A-Level Film Studies.
“Amy” filmmakers’ theories essay for A-Level Film Studies.
“Pulp Fiction” essay on narrative experimentally for A-Level Film Studies Eduqas/WJEC.
3x deconstructive essays on “Pan’s Labyrinth” for A-Level Film Studies WJEC
Structuralism essay for Film Studies A-Level WJEC
Representation of Rick in Casablanca essay ; WJEC Film Studies
Individually, these resources would come to a total of £12, but as a bundle, one can get them all for £10; 17% less!
All resources written and formatted by myself whilst completing my A-Levels, for which I eventually received an A* grade in all three of my subjects. Please feel free to leave a review!
Notes on Blake's poems (Edexcel A-Level Eng Lit)
The Sick Rose
London
Songs of Experience Holy Thursday
Songs of Innocence Holy Thursday
The Tyger
Essay on corruption in 'Holy Thursday' by William Blake.
“EXPLORE AND COMPARE THE PRESENTATION OF CORRUPTION IN HOLY THURSDAY: SONGS OF INNOCENCE AND HOLY THURSDAY: SONGS OF EXPERIENCE BY WILLIAM BLAKE.”
A-Level English Literature (Edexcel) Romantics poetry.
A* Essay.
"La La Land" Audio-visual cues essay for A-Level Film Studies
“How far does your chosen film demonstrate the importance of visual and soundtrack cues in influencing spectator response?” (La La Land).
Written by myself (A* in essay and in the A-Level overall.)
3x deconstructive essays on "Pan's Labyrinth" for A-Level Film Studies WJEC
MASTER SHEET OF THREE ESSAYS:
SOUND DECONSTRUCTION
EDITING DECONSTRUCTION
MISE EN SCENE DECONSTRUCTION
In “Pan’s Labyrinth”. A-Level Film Studies WJEC
Written by myself (A*)
Structuralism essay for Film Studies A-Level WJEC
Comparative essay for This is England and Trainspotting.
Written by myself (A*)
Annotated and highlighted.
Quick View"Explore the presentation of desire in 'A Streetcar Named Desire'" (A* Grade)
Essay on the presentation of desire in ‘Streetcar’ for A-Level English Literature (Edexcel). I achieved an A* for this essay and the course overall. For maximum educational benefits, please use this essay and annotate where I gained points in AO1, AO2, and AO3, which you can find on the Edexcel English Literature A-Level mark scheme for the Drama paper.
Film Factfiles WJEC A-Level Film Studies.
This is England
Trainspotting
Casablanca
Bonnie and Clyde
La La Land
Amy
Pulp Fiction
Pan’s Labyrinth
City of God
Themes and motifs in "A Streetcar Named Desire" (Edexcel A-Level Eng Lit)
Themes:
Desire
Fate
Death
Madness
Social class
Motifs:
Light
Drunkenness
Bathing
Belle Reve
Blue piano (leitmotif)
Varsouviana polka (leitmotif)
Themes in Mrs. Dalloway (Edexcel A-Level Eng Lit)
Privacy and loneliness
Memory and time
Gender and female position
Death
Social criticism
Doctors and health
Character profiles in "Mrs. Dalloway" (Edexcel A-Level Eng Lit)
Edexcel A-Level Eng Lit - Prose
Profiles for:
Clarissa Dalloway
Septimus