The study of film as an art form and an industry is a serious academic discipline with its own theories, concepts and terminology. Film has been one of the most powerful mass media of the 20th and 21st centuries and its study encourages students to make connections with history, art, literature, music, psychology, sociology and economics. The analysis of film language develops skills of cine-literacy which are transferable to many other subjects.
- Sixth Form entry requirements, including Film at grade B/or 6 (if taken) or English Literature and English Language at grade 6. - At least eight grade 4s at GCSEs including English and Mathematics and at least four grade 6's at GCSE, including a 6 in the subjects chosen where relevant, or in the case of a student not studying the subject at GCSE, a 6 is needed in the closest subject (s) they have studied at GCSE
Component 1: Written examination: 3 hours, 35% of qualification. Component 2: Written examination: 3 hours, 35% of qualification. Component 3: Non-exam assessment, 30% of qualification.
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| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Kent |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Longport, Canterbury, CT1 1PH |
The study of film as an art form and an industry is a serious academic discipline with its own theories, concepts and terminology. Film has been one of the most powerful mass media of the 20th and 21st centuries and its study encourages students to make connections with history, art, literature, music, psychology, sociology and economics. The analysis of film language develops skills of cine-literacy which are transferable to many other subjects.
- Sixth Form entry requirements, including Film at grade B/or 6 (if taken) or English Literature and English Language at grade 6. - At least eight grade 4s at GCSEs including English and Mathematics and at least four grade 6's at GCSE, including a 6 in the subjects chosen where relevant, or in the case of a student not studying the subject at GCSE, a 6 is needed in the closest subject (s) they have studied at GCSE
Component 1: Written examination: 3 hours, 35% of qualification. Component 2: Written examination: 3 hours, 35% of qualification. Component 3: Non-exam assessment, 30% of qualification.