No SoW included, but the PPTs are numbered in order. There are eight PPTs in this pack, which is what I use to teach the documentary Amy under the guidance of WJEC/Eduqas. There is also a viewing booklet.

4 PPTs and various resources to go with including worksheet activities, articles and videos. WJEC/Eduqas specification guidance.

This resource is enough to cover 8-9 lessons of introducing silent cinema to A Level Film Studies students, through PowerPoints, research tasks and worksheets. This also includes revision PowerPoints to be used before exams. The content in this pack focuses on Buster Keaton’s shorts, but also has lots of contextual information about silent cinema as a whole. This pack is tailored for the Eduqas/WJEC specification. This also includes 3 revision lessons which recycles some of the content/can be used as recap slides.

This is a resource pack intended for AL students in their second year of study. WJEC/Eduqas specification. It includes five PPTs and a brief outline of the SoW with links to activities etc. It also includes a presentation brief for the learners. For the designs of these PPTs I would recommend downloading the free font 'Aachen' (it's the Pulp Fiction title font).

WJEC/Eduqas specification La La Land resource pack. Component 1 Section B: American film since 2005. (Captain Fantastic pack separate - includes slides on spectatorship and ideology).

This is a single, 4-sided worksheet resource for A Level students to revise Buster Keaton’s four short films for the WJEC/Eduqas specification. Also included is the edited version of the original workbook which has space for answering the questions.

This is a resource pack with PPTs, worksheets and an essay scaffold to help with the teaching of SLIH and DTRT from the WJEC/Eduqas specification. Included: 3 Some Like it Hot introductory PPTs 3 DTRT introductory PPTs SLIH Viewing Booklet SLIH Worksheet Essay scaffold worksheet DTRT worksheet

This is a 7-8 lesson unit for Pan’s Labyrinth at A Level. This includes powerpoints and a couple of handouts, and a link to a Kahoot. This unit is in line with the Eduqas/WJEC exam board. For these PPT designs to format correctly, I recommend downloading the free font ‘Mountains of Christmas’.

This is for learners who have just started the AL Film course. Included are PPTs, activities, worksheets and links to example clips. I would recommend giving your students the blank glossary provided so they can keep track of the abundance of key terminology that will be thrown at them over the coming weeks/months.

Here is a resource pack for Moonlight, based on the new listings for the Eduqas specification. There are PPTs filled with activities, contexts, etc., and some paper-based resources but can easily be made digital to save paper, up to you. Focuses are on ideology, spectatorship and film form - using theory from Eduqas recommendations. (For me, I teach La La Land alongside so if there is content missing e.g. spectatorship and ideology, it will be in the LLL pack also in my shop)

This pack is in line with the WJEC/Eduqas specification for first assessment 2023-last assessment 2026. This pack features an introduction to screenwriting powerpoint packed full of activities, a lesson on creating storyboards, writing dialogue in screenplays, creating a mood board etc. Also included is a schedule for coursework - but obviously you can change the dates featured on it, depending on your centre’s timetable and your own SoW.

A viewing booklet for all elements of film form for 10 key sequences of the film.

This is a resource pack (5 lessons) for Captain Fantastic (Ross, 2016) to be taught for the WJEC/Eduqas specification.

This resource pack is for Component 2 Section C: Contemporary UK Film on the WJEC/Eduqas specification. This pack will last for 6-7 lessons, which includes PowerPoints and also worksheets.

This is a 7-sided worksheet intended for revision purposes, aligning with the WJEC/Eduqas specification.

an 8 lesson (approx. 2 hours each but can be played around with) resource pack for the Eduqas comp 2 set text City of God.

A nicely coloured poster you can use for your classroom, explaining what structuralism and formalism actually mean.

We use this alongside the WJEC/Eduqas AL film specification, but obviously if relevant can be used for other subjects.