3 detailed A* essay plans covering the specialist study areas for Section B (Documentary Film) in Component 2 for WJEC Eduqas A Level Film Studies. This covers all of the filmmakers theories, digital techniques debate and representations of gender in Asif Kapadia's Amy. These essay plans are very flexible and can be adapted to answer many potential exam questions.

2 detailed A* essay plans covering the specialist study areas for Section C (Silent Cinema) in Component 2 for WJEC Eduqas A Level Film Studies. This covers the aesthetics, including the expressionism vs realism debate, and silent cinema techniques in F.W Murnau's Sunrise. These essay plans are very flexible and can be adapted to answer many potential exam questions.

This document encapsulates all information needed for those studying Buster Keaton’s silent shorts for the silent cinema section of the WJEC A Level Film Studies course. This note collection includes detailed key scene analysis, ready to support your exam essays. This document also caters to all exam question types, with cultural context information and colour coding for the Realist and Expressionist elements.

2500-word summary and essay-style analysis of Andrew Sarris Auteur theory, applied to Vertigo (1958), Rear Window (1954), Blade Runner (1982) and Alien (1979). These notes were used to revise for Film Studies WJEC A level in 2019 for which I achieved a high A* grade. Detailed and succinct analysis, referencing gender representation and linking directly to the most current A level specification.

Summary of A2 notes I made for films I studied. (Also have AS)