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 AMELIE FILM DOC (28.67 KB)
MONDAY SEPTEMBER, 26 & TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 27:
COLLECT PLOT HANDOUT & MOVIE HANDOUT FOR FILM "STRANGER THAN FICTION"
BEGIN WATCHING: "AMELIE"
COMPLETE PLOT HANDOUT WHILE WATCHING FILM
COMPLETE FILM ANALYSIS QUESTIONS WHILE WATCHING FILM
***PLEASE PRINT THE AMELIE FILM ANALYSIS QUESTIONS FOR NEXT CLASS!!!
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 28 & FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 30:
FINISH WATCHING AMELIE,
COMPLETE PLOT HANDOUT,
AND COMPLETE AMELIE FILM ANALYSIS QUESTIONS (WILL BE COLLECTED)
 anatomy of a scene (45.89 KB)
Please print out & bring to class:
Tuesday 8/30: Period 5
Wednesday 8/31: Periods 6
breathless review questions (24.06 KB)
Please answer the questions on a separate sheet of paper. I will collect your answers next class. FYI: next class we will watch Breathless!
Due:
PD 5: Monday 9/12
PD 6&8: Tuesday 9/13
breathless: What's the big deal? (46.59 KB)
please print out, read and highlight
Due:
PD 5: Monday 9/12
PD 6&8: Tuesday 9/13
Film Analysis Handout (34.3 KB)
please print for class on:
Wednesday 8/24/11
Thursday 8/25/11
film review format (23.55 KB)
Please print out & bring to class:
Tuesday 8/30: Period 5
Wednesday 8/31: Periods 6
Film Review: The Rise of the Planet of the Apes (51.71 KB)
Please print out & bring to class:
Tuesday 8/30: Period 5
Wednesday 8/31: Periods 6
Film Syllabus (58.37 KB)
Please review & sign with your parents. Return the contract the first week of school.
 Film Terms (24.81 KB)
Part of being a good film student is knowing the language of film. Here is a very brief introduction to some of the most common terms you will run across in the classroom. It is by no means comprehensive; nonetheless, it should give you some basic terms to use when speaking and writing about film. Be sure to clarify any terms that you find confusing, as you will be expected to use terms, when appropriate, in your film assessments. A few of these terms come from literary analysis and from the theater, but most are specific to film.
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