OCR • Film Studies

This is a useful Sunrise condensed fact sheet, with all the information you could need for your a-level Film Studies exam. All information on micro-elements and key scenes

This is a useful Vertigo sheet of pre-made flashcards about techniques used in the film. Information about micro elements and key scenes to help you make quizlet sets, physical flashcards etc

This is a useful Vertigo sheet of pre-made flashcards about the context of the film. Information about context, genre conventions, theorists to help you make quizlet sets, physical flashcards etc

This is a useful Vertigo condensed fact sheet, with all the information you could need for your a-level Film Studies exam. All information on micro-elements and key scenes

This is a useful Do The Right Thing sheet of pre-made flashcards about techniques used in the film. Information about micro elements and key scenes to help you make quizlet sets, physical flashcards etc

A useful sheet of pre-made Do The Right context flashcards to create into a quizlet set/physical flashcards. Information on links to theorists, genre conventions, etc

This is a useful Do The Right Thing condensed fact sheet, with all the information you could need for your a-level Film Studies exam. All information on micro-elements and key scenes

A-Level Film Studies: Dracula (1958) – Summary of Narrative, Iconography, and Representation Analysis This is a detailed and insightful A-Level Film Studies essay focused on The Horror of Dracula (1958), directed by Terence Fisher and produced by Hammer Films. Designed for FM2/B: British Horror Cinema, the work explores the film through multiple critical frameworks relevant to the AQA/WJEC specification. The document includes: A clear breakdown of the narrative structure, includ...

Example essay (inc. plan) comparing District 9 and The Hurt Locker discussing portayal of violence. Prep example essay. The Hurt Locker and District 9. Ideology and Conflict. OCR Film Studies, Critical Approaches, Paper 2, Section B.

“Fictional narratives in films can provide us with an understanding of the nature of real-life conflict.” Discuss this in relation to your set films. Example essay plan answering the above with detailed examples and terminology. Film Essay Plan comparing ideology in the The Hurt Locker, District 9 and The Grandmaster OCR Film Studies. Critical Approaches Paper 2. Section B.

Detailed analysis of Mendes' Skyfall Macau Casino Scene. OCR Film Studies. Critical Approaches

Essay discussing how Bunuel's surrealist films rejected conventional Hollywood conventions. Un Chien Andalou and L'Age D'Or. Salavador Dali. Surrealism. Experimental films. OCR Film History Section B. A Level Film Studies.

Film Studies Example Answers to Section A of the Film History Unit. 10 Marker and 35 markers Film History answered. Using examples from Murnau's Sunrise, Hitchcock's Vertigo and Lee's Do The Right Thing!. OCR Film Studies, Film History Unit, Section A. 10 MARKER – Use of Mise en scene in Sunrise 35 MARKER – Use of characters in Vertigo and DTRT

Compare the Representation of Gender in ‘Sunrise’ and ‘Vertigo’. Essay example answering the above prompt. Sunrise Murnau, Vertigo Hitchcock. OCR Film History Unit. A Level Film Studies.

Stills of Hitchcock's Vertigo with detailed analysis and context. Uses technological terms and relevant terminology. The scene includes Judy's discovery by Scottie. Film History OCR A Level Film Studies

Using your knowledge of camera, editing, sound and mise-en-scene, what do we learn about Scottie and Madeleine in this scene? Attempts to answer this question. Talks about colour, design, cinematography and intent and effects. Detailed analysis with examples and context. Hitchcock's Veritgo.

Notes and analysis in regard to 1989 Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing!. Detailed examples and context responding to the film. Includes questions and detailed full sentence answers

Detailed analysis of the dance sequence in Do the Right Thing! Spike Lee's 1989 racially charged film. With examples and context applied.

With reference to examples from both experimental surrealist films you have studied, explain how cinematography and editing have been used to challenge conventional narratives. Un Chien Andalou and L'age D'or referenced by Luis Brunel, and Salvador Dali.

An essay on editing in City of God that received 18/20, a grade A, so is an excellent example for higher grade work. Covers a lot main themes and moments in the film