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For this new blog entry, we have put together a list of things for your students to think about when they approach their filmmaking work. There’s a nice opportunity from the very beginning of this work to encourage and support your students in recognising the connection between their own creative work and particular examples from films that they have studied which can inform their creative choices. In turn this will become useful for their reflective analysis and will help students think about the connection between their creative work and the wider creative ‘context’ in which they are working.
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