'Film language' presentation slideshows

Lesson Five

Lesson Five. Film Dubbing. Film language. Filmese. A complex semiotic event.

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Lesson Five

Lesson Five. Film Dubbing. Film language. Filmese. A complex semiotic event.

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Chris Taylor University of Trieste

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Lesson Four

Lesson Four. Film Dubbing. Film language. Filmese. A complex semiotic event.

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Why Study Film?

Why Study Film?. Knowing how to analyze films and build thoughtful interpretations = More enjoyment. Our Goal. Identify the major elements of film art Recognize the way those elements work together to produce meaning

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International Baccalaureate Film Studies

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CASE STUDY

CASE STUDY. CHUNGKING EXPRESS Wong Kar-wai 1994 Hong Kong.

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Sten Studios present...

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Media Analysis

Media Analysis. Experiences and Outcomes. Listening and Talking. Experiences and Outcomes. Listening and Talking. Experiences and Outcomes. Listening and Talking. Experiences and Outcomes. Creating texts

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GCSE Film Studies

GCSE Film Studies Rationale Build on Student experience Recognition of relationship with film Attitudes, ideas and Cultural beliefs Three inter-related study areas: Course Overview Exploring Film 30% Exam: 1.5 Hour Non-Hollywood Cinema 20% Exam: 1 Hour Exploring & Creating 50%

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Internal Assessment

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Christian Metz (1931-1993)

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GCSE Moving Image Arts

GCSE Moving Image Arts. Three components: 1- An examination- this will be sat in June 2019 and will have three different sections assessing your knowledge and application of film language, the industry itself and practical production understanding.

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GCSE Moving Image Arts- Three parts

GCSE Moving Image Arts- Three parts. 1- An examination- this will be sat in June 2021 and will have three different sections assessing your knowledge and application of film language, the industry itself and practical production understanding. (40%)

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