EDUQAS A LEVEL FILM STUDIES KNOWLEDGE ORGANISER
Description: EDUQAS A LEVEL FILM STUDIES KNOWLEDGE ORGANISER COMPONENT 1A: HOLLYWOOD 1930-1990 (VERTIGO ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOOS NEST) COMPONENT 1B: HOLLYWOOD AFTER 2005 (INCEPTION FRANCES HA) COMPONENT 1C: BRITISH FILM AFTER 1995 (TRAINSPOTTING
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slide1. EDUQAS A LEVEL FILM STUDIES KNOWLEDGE ORGANISER COMPONENT 1A: HOLLYWOOD 1930-1990 (VERTIGO & ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO’S NEST) COMPONENT 1B: HOLLYWOOD AFTER 2005 (INCEPTION & FRANCES HA) COMPONENT 1C: BRITISH FILM AFTER 1995 (TRAINSPOTTING & THIS IS ENGLAND) COMPONENT 2A: WORLD CINEMA (PAN’S LABYRINTH & CITY OF GOD) COMPONENT 2B: DOCUMENTARY (STORIES WE TELL) COMPONENT 2C: SILENT FILM (BUSTER KEATON COMPILATION) COMPONENT 2D: EXPERIMENTAL (PULP FICTION) Auteur (Bazin)
Studio SystemVoyeurism
Femme fatale
Patriarchy
Hays Code
Acrophobia
Aesthetic
Classical Formalism
Hitchcock Blonde
Dolly zoom
Dramatic irony
Composition
Male gaze (Mulvey) SpectatorshipIdeologyPostmodernismSimulation
Mise-en-abyme
Demographics
Audience positioningPassive/active
Preferred, negotiated, oppositional
Auteur
Spectacle
Intertextuality SpectatorshipIdeologyMumblecore
Persona
B/W cinematography
SpectatorshipIndie Hollywood
Demographics
Feminist critique
Mass/niche
Preferred, negotiated, oppositional
Auteur - dialogue Auteur (Bazin)New Hollywood
Social realism
Anti-authoritarian
Psychoanalysis
Dystopia
Analogy – VietnamDistinctive stylistic features
Binary oppositions (Levi-Strauss)
Ideology
Subvert/challenge
Postcolonial (Gilroy) NarrativeIdeologyPerformanceSocial Realism
Britpop
Character arc
Aesthetic
Feminist critique
Auteur
Cult fandom
Adaptation – Irvine Welsh
Counter-culture
Franchise? NarrativeIdeologyPerformanceSocial Realism
Nationalism
Thatcherism
Character arc
Aesthetic
Auteur
Political context
Franchise?
Far Left vs Far Right
Open/closed ending
Dystopia FormalismHistorical/political context
Composition
Production design
Ideology
Auteur
ContextPostcolonial (Gilroy) AuteurNon-linear narrativePostmodernism
Indie Hollywood
Composition
Audience positioning
Intertextual reference
Vintage soundtrack
Femme fatale
Film noir
Dialogue / screenplay
Mass/niche
Ensemble cast - star persona
Director Persona
Cult fandom Critical debates: The realist and the expressive.VaudevilleAuteurSlapstick
Persona
AestheticHoudini – ‘Buster’
Chaplin/Laurel & Hardy/Lloyd
Fatty Arbuckle/Virginia Rappe
Long shot vs close up
Cue cards vs gesture
Stereotypes
Two-reelers
Dramatic irony Critical debates: The significance of digital technology in film.Filmmaker’s theoriesKim Longinotto – invisible role of documentarian.
Nick Broomfield – participatory and performative.
Peter Watkins – docu-dramas and faux-documentaries.
Michael Moore – participatory and performative.MetanarrativeTruth as merely a concept
Subjectivities of representation FormalismHistorical/political context
Ideology
AestheticAuteur
Context
Postcolonial (Gilroy)<br>
Studio SystemVoyeurism
Femme fatale
Patriarchy
Hays Code
Acrophobia
Aesthetic
Classical Formalism
Hitchcock Blonde
Dolly zoom
Dramatic irony
Composition
Male gaze (Mulvey) SpectatorshipIdeologyPostmodernismSimulation
Mise-en-abyme
Demographics
Audience positioningPassive/active
Preferred, negotiated, oppositional
Auteur
Spectacle
Intertextuality SpectatorshipIdeologyMumblecore
Persona
B/W cinematography
SpectatorshipIndie Hollywood
Demographics
Feminist critique
Mass/niche
Preferred, negotiated, oppositional
Auteur - dialogue Auteur (Bazin)New Hollywood
Social realism
Anti-authoritarian
Psychoanalysis
Dystopia
Analogy – VietnamDistinctive stylistic features
Binary oppositions (Levi-Strauss)
Ideology
Subvert/challenge
Postcolonial (Gilroy) NarrativeIdeologyPerformanceSocial Realism
Britpop
Character arc
Aesthetic
Feminist critique
Auteur
Cult fandom
Adaptation – Irvine Welsh
Counter-culture
Franchise? NarrativeIdeologyPerformanceSocial Realism
Nationalism
Thatcherism
Character arc
Aesthetic
Auteur
Political context
Franchise?
Far Left vs Far Right
Open/closed ending
Dystopia FormalismHistorical/political context
Composition
Production design
Ideology
Auteur
ContextPostcolonial (Gilroy) AuteurNon-linear narrativePostmodernism
Indie Hollywood
Composition
Audience positioning
Intertextual reference
Vintage soundtrack
Femme fatale
Film noir
Dialogue / screenplay
Mass/niche
Ensemble cast - star persona
Director Persona
Cult fandom Critical debates: The realist and the expressive.VaudevilleAuteurSlapstick
Persona
AestheticHoudini – ‘Buster’
Chaplin/Laurel & Hardy/Lloyd
Fatty Arbuckle/Virginia Rappe
Long shot vs close up
Cue cards vs gesture
Stereotypes
Two-reelers
Dramatic irony Critical debates: The significance of digital technology in film.Filmmaker’s theoriesKim Longinotto – invisible role of documentarian.
Nick Broomfield – participatory and performative.
Peter Watkins – docu-dramas and faux-documentaries.
Michael Moore – participatory and performative.MetanarrativeTruth as merely a concept
Subjectivities of representation FormalismHistorical/political context
Ideology
AestheticAuteur
Context
Postcolonial (Gilroy)<br>