Film in the Classroom
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At Film Education, we believe that film is a powerful tool that can help learners understand and access their world and other worlds – real and imagined. Part of our remit is to encourage young people to learn by viewing, and to be critical consumers of what they see: an ability to appreciate and analyse film is an empowering skill and one that is increasingly important for young people.
The combination of sound and moving image in film provides a unique means of accessing settings, subject matter and styles that might otherwise prove difficult to comprehend. The perspectives offered by the camera lens also provoke reaction and response: elation or disquiet; sympathy or indignation; wonderment or comprehension – and, more importantly, a desire to find out more.
Latest content:
Fast Girls screening tour
FREE screenings of Fast Girls followed by Q&As with the cast in selected cities
Red Tails screening and Q&A
FREE screening followed by Q&A with actor Cuba Gooding Jr and producer Rick McCallum
African Cats Competition
Win the opportunity to attend the premiere of Disneynature’s African Cats this Easter
Mirror Mirror online resource
Online resource Mirror, Mirror for ages 9-13 English, Media and PSHEE.
Film Industry Conference 2012
A conference for Media & Film teachers that offers an
insight into the film industry.
Trishna resource
Online Trishna resource for AS/A2 and equivalent English, Media and Film Studies.