OVERVIEW OF AS FILM (Y1 )
Component 1: American film
Written examination: 1½ hours 35%
of qualification |
This component assesses knowledge and understanding of three American films. TERM 1 Section A: Hollywood 1930-1990 (comparative study) One two-part question, requiring reference to two Hollywood films, one produced between 1930 and 1960 and
the other between 1961 and 1990. There
is a choice of question
in the second part. TERM 1 Section B:
Contemporary American independent film One two-part
question, requiring reference to one contemporary
American independent film (produced after 2010). There is a choice of questions in the second part. |
Component 2: European film Written examination: 1½ hours
35% of qualification |
This
component assesses knowledge and understanding of two British
films and one non- English language European film. TERM 2 Section A: British film
(two-film study) One two-part
question, requiring reference to two recent
British films. There is a choice of question in the second part. TERM 3 Section B:
Non-English language European film One two-part question, requiring reference to one non-English language European film. There is a choice of questions in the second part. |
Component
3: Production Non-exam assessment 30% of qualification |
This component
assesses one production and its accompanying
evaluative analysis. TERM 1 -2 Production
(20%) Planning /drafting/prodcution ·
Either
an extract from a film highlighting narrative
construction (2½ to
3½ minutes) ·
Or
a screenplay for an extract from a film
highlighting narrative construction of between
1200
and 1400 words plus a digitally photographed storyboard of a key section from the screenplay
(approximately 1½ minutes' screen
time, corresponding to approximately 15 storyboard shots). TERM 2b Evaluative
analysis (10%) ·
An evaluative analysis (1000-1250 words)
of the production in comparison with other professionally produced films or screenplays. |
EXAM PAPERS
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