A-Level course details…

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A-Level Film Studies

Overview

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Component 1

Varieties Of Film And Filmmaking

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Component 2

Global Filmmaking Perspectives

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Component 3

Coursework Production

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Course

• You are studying the Eduqas A-Level Film Studies specification.
• You will sit two exams (Component 1 and Component 2) and submit one coursework production (Component 3):
  • Component 1 — Varieties of Film And Filmmaking — is 150 minutes in length and is worth 35% of your Film Studies A-Level.
  • Component 2 — Global Filmmaking Perspectives — is 150 minutes in length and is worth 35% of your Film Studies A-Level.
  • Component 3 — Production — requires you to work independently and is worth 30% of your Film Studies A-Level.
• Both exams assess your knowledge of the 14 films you will study throughout the course:
  • Component 1a — US Film Comparative Study
    • Casablanca
    • Bonnie And Clyde
  • Component 1b — American Film Since 2005
    • Nomadland
    • Promising Young Woman
  • Component 1c — British Film Since 1995
    • This Is England
    • Trainspotting
  • Component 2a — Global Film
    • Parasite
    • Pan’s Labyrinth
  • Component 2b — Documentary Film
    • Sisters In Law
  • Component 2c — Silent Cinema
    • One Week
    • The Scarecrow
    • The High Sign
    • Cops
  • Component 2d — Experimental Film
    • Mulholland Drive </aside>

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Core Study Areas

Core Study Areas

• Core Study Areas apply to every aspect of the course. You could be asked about the Core Study Areas in any component. </aside>

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Specialist Study Areas

Specialist Study Areas

• Specialist Study Areas only apply to specific components. You must ensure you know which Specialist Study Areas you could be asked about in any particular component. </aside>

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Assessment Objectives

Assessment Objectives

• Your success will be measured against 3 Assessment Objectives:
  1. AO1 — Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of elements of film.
  2. AO2 — Apply knowledge and understanding of elements of film to:
     • Analyse and compare films, including through the use of critical approaches.
     • Evaluate the significance of critical approaches.
     • Analyse and evaluate own work in relation to other professionally produced work.
  3. AO3 — Apply knowledge and understanding of elements of film to the production of a film or screenplay. </aside>

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