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Six GCSEs 9-4, two from English, Maths OR Science
Two at least grade 6
Specific requirements for Film Studies:
The course requires quite a lot of essay writing, so a good grade in English GCSE (grade 4 or higher, preferably 5) is recommended.
It is not necessary for you to have studied Film at GCSE.
A Level Film Studies is for students who want to immerse themselves in a wide variety of films from different countries and different eras. You will study everything from modern British and American cinema, through global cinema, to 1920s silent film. Additionally, the coursework unit offers the opportunity to create a screenplay for a short film, developing creativity and screenwriting skills.
Percentage of total marks: 35%
Percentage of total marks: 35%
Percentage of total marks: 30%
You will develop a strong understanding of film language and hone your analytical and interpretative skills whilst watching a range of films. You will develop screenwriting skills in the coursework unit and learn how to use screenwriting software.
Many students go on to film-related degree courses. Past students have studied for a wide range of degree courses including English Literature, Architecture, Fine Art, Law, History and even Dentistry!
The atmosphere was great and everyone enjoyed the subject. Its fun and you learnt a lot!
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