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These movie worksheets are designed to be modified for the abilities of the class, the curriculum goals of the teacher, the idiosyncrasies of the film, and specific literary, dramatic, or cinematic elements that the class has studied that may be evident from the movie.
Questions 1 – 3 can be asked with respect to an entire movie or an appropriate scene in a movie. 1. Identify one example of each of the following shots and describe how the shot affected the presentation of the story told by the film: close-up, medium shot, and long shot.
Explain how you believe the film holds up as a piece of historical analysis (use specific examples): Use the back side of this page, or additional sheets if necessary—include your name on all pages and staple them together.
Topics for Essays Based on an Analysis of the Film Literary Elements and Devices in the Story Presented by the Film: These include the plot, subplot, theme, irony, foreshadowing, flash-forward, flashback, characterization, and symbol.
These 10, no-prep movie analysis and comprehension worksheets in printable and digital format are an excellent modern and engaging activity to have students take ownership of their learning and dig deeper and closely read a film as a text.
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The activity pages in this resource are intended as starting points for a cross-curricular approach to learning, based on the film Finding Nemo. This study guide is divided into a series of worksheets with stimulating activities aimed at students between the ages of 5 and 11 (Key Stages 1 and 2). The activities seek to complement and enhance ...
Part 1 provides an overview of film study and introduces students to the fundamentals of film analysis. It includes the following sections: Key Aspects of Film Analysis. Guiding Questions for Film Study. Learning Activity – Writing a Short Review.
