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The ultimate teacher's guide to teaching FILM

Teaching Film as Literature - ULTIMATE teacher guide

$10.00Price

This booklet provides visuals and descriptions of multiple film techniques as well as an overview of your standard elements of literature to study a film in your English class.

 

It is intended as a teacher's KEY GUIDE to teaching film as literature, however many of the pages could be given to students for reference.

 

Note well:  This resource is also available in our discounted bundle here!

 

This resource includes:

⭐ One 26-page, completely editable booklet (so tweak, add, use parts of it in your own resources to your heart's content).

 

You'll enjoy:

❤️ Having a key go-to for film studies!

❤️ Visuals that provide examples of film techniques - especially camera work and lighting/colour.

❤️ Short descriptions of techniques and their effects.  I've kept it basic so you don't get bogged down.  This is supposed to be a quick but comprehensive guide!

❤️ An overview of unit sequencing etc.

❤️ Confirmation that film IS a form of literature and that you know how to teach this already.  The overview of the elements of literature and a few things to look out for helps!

❤️ A wee list of recommended films, but no means exhaustive and totally Sue's opinion.

 

Formats:

🖥️ Microsoft PowerPoint, resized to an A4 page.   This means your resource: 

  • Is completely editable.
  • Will easily upload to your Google Drive if you prefer the Googley suite.
  • Is printable 📃

🖥️ A PDF version

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Also helpful are these related products:

  Basic scene/shot analysis templates

✅  Movie Manipulation - a more involved film analysis

✅  Film Revision booklet

✅  Specific film studies:  Uproar and Blood Diamond

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  • Sharing/Copying this Resource

    Feel free to purchase just one for your department - no need for a copy for each teacher.  However:

    • Please do NOT share with the school down the road. 
    • Please do NOT take it with you to a new school.
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