A lesson judged to be outstanding covering a George and Lennie extract question. It contains a full PPT, model marking exercise, extract and a starter activity looking at quotation analysis.

A complete set of 9 lessons introducing students to a number of key concepts including: Cinematography Sound Editing Lighting Performance Mise-en-scene Aesthetics Representation Contexts PowerPoints and handouts included. Please don’t forget to leave a rating. Thank you!

A series of 3 lesson ending in an assessment for Spectatorship suitable for Eduqas/WJEC

Over 90 pages of notes and activities for teaching Captain Fantastic for Eduqas/WJEC. Ideal for revision/blended learning.

for WJEC A-Level specification, including: GTA Tomb Raider The Sims All main theroists explained with activities encouraging students to apply the theory to the games.

A fully resourced, 43 slide revision guide with relevant theorists, exemplars, past paper questions and tasks. Can be used in class or at home. Areas covered are: Industry Media Language Representation Audiences

A fully resourced lesson on he context of Vertigo (Hitchcock)

Fandom theory with links to video games. Games included are: GTA The Sims Tomb Raider Includes: summary of theory, videos, links to games and comprehension questions

A fully resourced lesson covering sound and editing. To go with the study for Todd Phillips’ 2019 film, Joker. Includes activities for students

Two fully resourced lesson covering representation of gender, age and ethnicity. To go with the study for Todd Phillips’ 2019 film, Joker. Includes activities for students

A full scheme of work A-Level film programme on Guillermo Del Toro’s fairytale classis, “Pan’s Labyrinth”. Includes lessons on: Cinematoghraphy Editing Aesthetics Sound Mise-en-scene Representation of gender Representation of age and religion Context Also includes exam style questions practice and a blank knowledge organiser for students to complete for homework. My name is Carl and I have been teaching now for 10+ years. I am a teacher of English, Media and Film Studies from KS3 to KS5. I love creating my own lessons and resources and want to share them with you if you are in a pinch. Please feel free to leave a review to help grow my page. Hopefully my lessons help engage your pupils and help them progress whilst saving you precious time!

A viewing booklet for the film Captain Fantastic. Suitable for Eduqas/WJEC

A 24 slide lesson (could be done over two looking at gender representation in Men’s Health magazine and the website, with coverage of theorists (Gauntlett, van zoonen, bell hooks and Connell. Lots of examples to promote discusssion and getting students to apply their understanding of the theory. Ideal for WJEC/Eduqas

A whole unit of work that can be done over a term to go with the the WJEC/Eduqas Global Film section. A 24 page booklet with questions and activities that are designed to analyse each part of the film, section by section. Additional revision pages are added onto the end. I have also attached the accompanying PowerPoint to support.

How to approach the 10 mark extract question, looking at Shelia. It also has a started task looking at a real-life murder case. Full PPT and resources provided. Used for an observation. For WJEC GCSE paper

A fully resourced lesson covering mis-en-scene. To go with the study for Todd Phillips’ 2019 film, Joker. Includes activities for students

A lesson covering Cinematography in Todd Phillips’ Joker film. Includes activities

Full lesson including key notes and tasks

A fully resourced 58 slide PowerPoint comparing Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo and Milos Formans’ One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. Lessons include: Comparing film form Comparing Old Hollywood and New Comparing contexts Comparing gender representations Comparing auteurship Also includes an end of unit assessment. My name is Carl and I have been teaching now for 10+ years. I am a teacher of English, Media and Film Studies from KS3 to KS5. I love creating my own lessons and resources and want to share them with you if you are in a pinch. Please feel free to leave a review to help grow my page. Hopefully my lessons help engage your pupils and help them progress whilst saving you precious time!

A lesson looking at the social, historical context for Pan’s Labyrtinth. My name is Carl and I have been teaching now for 10+ years. I am a teacher of English, Media and Film Studies from KS3 to KS5. I love creating my own lessons and resources and want to share them with you if you are in a pinch. Please feel free to leave a review to help grow my page. Hopefully my lessons help engage your pupils and help them progress whilst saving you precious time! Tes paid licence