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GCE Moving Images is designed to enable candidates to develop their creative and critical abilities throught hands-on-learning in the Craft and Moving Images Arts. Moving Images acts as a medium of passing on information and knowledge, accessed through: Cinema, Television, DVD and the internet. Candidates will create their own moving image arts works centred on Film and Animation. The course is designed to enable students to develop their creative and technical abilities through hands-on-learning in the craft and moving image arts. It will introduce candidates to a rich variety of moving image practices, processes, conventions, styles and techniques. Why Study Moving Images Arts? - You have an interest in the media world around you
- You enjoy working with technology e.g. digital cameras
- You would like to develop your skills and be able to produce your own film/animation
- You want to progress to study Moving Images Arts or as a related subject at degree level
- You want a career in the film industry
- You want to study a subject or take up a career for which a Moving Image Arts qualification is useful
Course Structure and Assessment MODULE | COURSE CONTENT | ASSESSMENT | AS LEVEL (Year 13) | Module one Creative
Production | Students will create a complete moving image artwork of their own, either film or animation lasting between 3 – 5 minutes. Their piece of work will be supported with written evidence including an evaluation of their work. | Portfolio
Assessment 35% of ‘A’ Level Grade | Module two Critical
Response | This consists of an online examination where students will answer questions relating to moving image clips, both film and animation. | Online
Examination 15% of ‘A’ Level Grade | A LEVEL (Year 14) | Module three Creative Production and Research | Students will produce an illustrated research essay, two production exercises outlining the processes completed, and a complete moving image artwork, either Film or Animation. | Portfolio
Assessment 35% of ‘A’ Level Grade | Module four Critical
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Specialisation | This consists of an online examination, where students will respond to a range of moving image clips both film and animation. | Online
Examination 15% of ‘A’ Grade |
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