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Which subject	English
What age group	Year or Grade 7
What topic	Film study
Number of slides	10
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• Welcome to the Film Study presentation!
• Today we will be discussing various aspects of film and how we can analyze and understand it better.
• By the end of this presentation, you will be able to identify different cinematic techniques and apply them to your own analysis.

What is Film?

• Definition of film as a visual medium.
• Early history of film.
• How film has evolved over the years.

Elements of Film

• The importance of setting, plot, and characters.
• The use of camera angles and shots.
• Soundtracks and other auditory elements.
• Lighting and color.

Film Genres

• Defining genres and the purpose they serve.
• Examples of popular film genres (comedy, horror, action, etc.).
• The ways in which filmmakers use genre conventions to engage and entertain audiences.

Film Analysis

• The importance of analyzing films.
• Steps to analyzing films (watching, researching, taking notes, etc.).
• Elements to look for when analyzing films (cinematography, sound, acting, etc.).
• Analysis example: The use of lighting in a particular film scene.

Film Criticism

• Importance of film criticism.
• Critical theory and approaches to analyzing films.
• Criticism example: An analysis of the cultural and societal themes present in a film.

The Film Industry

• The business side of film.
• The role of studios, distributors, and other stakeholders in the industry.
• The ways in which films are marketed and distributed.

Famous Directors

• The role of the director in film.
• Examples of famous directors and their styles (Alfred Hitchcock, Steven Spielberg, etc.).
• The ways in which directorial choices can impact the overall feel of a film.

Filming Techniques

• Various filming techniques used in the industry (animation, special effects, etc.).
• How these techniques are used to create a specific look and feel for a film.

Conclusion

• A summary of what we've learned about film study.
• Encouragement to continue exploring the world of film and analyzing it in new and creative ways.