"Edusites Film has completely transformed my approach to teaching, offering in-depth resources that make film analysis both accessible and engaging for my students." "The comprehensive exam materials have significantly boosted my students' confidence and performance, helping them achieve top marks in their assessments." "With Edusites Film, I save valuable time on planning, knowing I have reliable, high-quality resources that cover the entire film studies curriculum." "The variety of resources, from detailed film guides to interactive activities, keeps my students thoroughly engaged and passionate about exploring the world of film."

The Edusites Film Guide - to getting what you want...

The Edusites Film Guide - to getting what you want...

From Avant Garde to Godard to block buster super heroes there is no doubt that we humans love a story. The academic study of film offers students the vision to create their own stories in innovative and novel ways.

Do you and your students love film?

We are surrounded by moving images which create narratives that change and reinforce the way we see the world. Studying film gives you the power of a time machine as the medium itself enables young people to engage in narratives for other cultures and times.

Why do we need to study film?

Our exposure to moving images has transformed along with the development of computing technology. From simple to follow YouTube tutorials to innovative world cinema young people are exposed to the medium of moving images every day. This exposure means that Film Studies is an excellent conduit to engage our young people in the study of the techniques, history and impact of moving images. Students are shown how representation creates meaning and links to other aspects of our understanding of culture. Students will see how film makers use representation to present stories. Through a variety of schools of thought students are encouraged to ask questions about their own thinking about culture and its representation through film. Through a variety of film case studies students learn to denote the similarities and differences between films from contrasting cultures. By studying contextualising film and reading film students are given the tools to consider how they would develop and apply this learning to their own film making.

Ok so enough of the film geek…what’s in it for you school or college?

Film entries in the Summer of 2018 indicate that Film Studies is one of the fastest growing subjects in the UK and across the world.

Why?

  • Film is the medium of choice for many of our students with a knowledge of Films, YouTube videos and instructional videos.
  • Film Studies teaches film as a form of communication along with practical skills to enable students to take practical skills into the job market.
The Edusites Film Guide - to getting what you want...

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