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

This powerpoint may be used for English Literature purposes or other. You will learn and study the poem The Falling Leaves by Margaret Postgate Cole. This resource will look at: 1. A short biography of the poet 2. The text of the poem - first-hand general impression, subject matter 3. An analysis of each line of the poem 4. Form 5. Structure 6. Sound 7. Imagery 8. Attitudes/Ideas 9. Themes 10. Plus a word-match activity to see if students remember previous slides 11. Questions-includes basic and exam level ones I am a student and this is basically my "study notes" 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! I placed this resource at a low-cost as I am saving up for university one day :) 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! Happy Learning or Happy Teaching :)

This powerpoint may be used for English or Media Studies purposes. You will learn how to successfully analyze advertisements through: 1. The use of AIDA 2. Identifying headlines and explaining its effect 3. Identifying the target market 4. Identifying the slogan and explaining its effect 5. Identifying the logo 6. Explain the effect of pictures used, and the link it shares with the headline 7. A touch of emotive language that often appears in advertisements Plus an extra task at the end of the powerpoint to practice all of these skills! I am a student and this is basically my "study notes" 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. Happy teaching or Happy Learning! :)

This resource can be used as revision or for introduction to the 'Le Conditionnel'. 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! Enjoy :) 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. 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 :)