Filmeducation.org Website Review

this website and its library of resources is accessible, free of charge, for teachers and their students across the uk. whilst no new content will be added to this site we are pleased to provide links to the following: focus is on identifying the who, how, when, what and where of releasing a film and the pivotal role of film distributors as films for current and upcoming cinema releases in 2017. this very popular resource for primary and secondary schools is available free of charge making use of fascinating facts and figures about what the uk cinema audience chose to see in 2016 the resource explores a variety of issue arising from the statistics. aimed at students of film and media studies aged 14-18. business studies would also find this an online teaching resource celebrating the centenary of professional film distribution in the uk now available here featuring resources on 13 of shakespeare’s plays, from romeo and juliet to titus andronicus, the resources cover over 25 different sources to build students’ awareness of the contemporary significance of the us civil rights movement and help to develop knowledge and understanding of how primary sources can inform contemporary filmmaking. to do*nload. in each case a folder containing the study clips and pdf’s of worksheets will do*nload onto your desktop. our free resources cover a wide range of curriculum areas and include film clips, teachers' notes and a range of activities. we run a series of free events and screenings for school groups at local cinemas across the uk, including national schools film week. press clippings, updates and links to articles on our wide range of activities. winners of young film critic 2012, have written fantastic reviews of films featured in the first light awards 2013. thinking film, thinking history nominated for learning on screen awards 2013 for holocaust memorial day on 27 jan, tes have reviewed our resources