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Film Studies - The History of the Movies (1895-1927)
Film Studies, part 5. 24 slides explaining the early history of cinema with examples from films and a quiz. Includes 22 web-based film clips. Part of an ongoing series for a high school or college introductory film class. From the Baldwelshman Store. Newly updated for 2023!
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Film Study Guide: Remember the Titans (African American History; Black History)
No Prep. Ready to use.Support embedded.**Full movie broken down into 8 lessons.**Each lesson scaffolded for (ESL and SEI).**For more thought provoking questions, a dig-deeper version of discussion questions available.**Answer keys provided.** Pre-lesson/mini-lessons for front loading "key vocabulary" cut-outs (can be used to front load and decorate bulletin boards)Based on a true story, Remember the Titans is a coming of age story of a local football team and how it brings a divided community to
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Film Studies- The History of Animation Notes {Animated Films Unit}
This resource is used in a Film Studies class as notes for our Animation Unit. These instructional materials include relevant, interesting videos and give an in-depth look at the history of animation from creation through the 1960s. These notes are available and editable through Google Slides and are great for distance learning or a flipped classroom, as students can watch the videos and read the material at their own pace. This is the first set of notes in the unit. The second part is linked he
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7th - 12th
Film Terminology - Cinema Vocabulary for Analyzing Movies
Analyzing movies can be difficult without a working vocabulary of film techniques. This lesson gives a thorough and effective background in film for students to use cinematic vocabulary to analyze movies! The lesson is most effective in an ELA, Film Studies, or Social Studies class that integrates film analysis into the curriculum. When used early in the year, students develop a working vocabulary to analyze films at a deeper level.This Film Facts packet provides you with the resources you need
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Film Studies - Mise-en-scene
Film Studies, part 1. 18 slides explaining Mise-en-scene with examples from films. Includes 8 web-based film clips. Part of an ongoing series for a high school or college introductory film class. From the Baldwelshman Store. Recently updated (2023).
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Film Studies - 17 Film Genres (Overview, Musicals, and Horror)
Film Studies, part 17. 27 slides explaining Film Genres with examples from films. Includes 20 web-based film clips. Introduces the concept of film genre and then provides a more in-depth look at Musicals and Horror films. Part of an ongoing series for a high school or college introductory film class. From the Baldwelshman Store.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
The Sixth Sense - Shyamalan Film - Horror Movie Analysis - Print & Digital
The Sixth Sense - Horror Film Genre - Movie Analysis Guide:Are you an English or Film teacher looking to captivate your students with a classic horror film while aligning with educational standards? This The Sixth Sense analysis lesson, centered around M. Night Shaymalan’s iconic movie, is your perfect solution. This resource is designed to engage students in both cinematic and literary analysis, fostering deep understanding and critical thinking.________________________________________Included:
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Film Studies - Camera Angles
Film Studies, part 3. 19 slides explaining Camera Angles with examples from films and a quiz. Includes 19 web-based film clips (tutorials and examples from films). Updated for 2023 (with new clips plus examples from the middle school edition). Part of an ongoing series for a high school or college introductory film class. From The Baldwelshman Store.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Film Studies - Lighting and Color
Film Studies, part 8. 50 slides explaining the use of Lighting and Color in films with examples from movies and a quiz. Includes 23 web-based film clips. Part of an ongoing series for a high school or college introductory film class. From the Baldwelshman Store. Newly updated for 2023 with new slides and film clips!
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Psycho - Hitchcock - Movie Analysis with Horror Film & Auteur Slideshows
Psycho - Hitchcock Film - Horror Genre - Movie Analysis Guide:Are you an English or Film teacher looking to captivate your students with a classic horror film while aligning with educational standards? This Psycho film analysis lesson, centered around Alfred Hitchcock's iconic thriller, is your perfect solution. This resource is designed to engage students in both cinematic and literary analysis, fostering deep understanding and critical thinking.Included: (Printable PDF and Digital Google Slide
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Gestalt Language Processing, A Joy Story Movie Companion For Autism
Designed to support Gestalt Language Processing for autism students using Natural Language Acquisition (NLA ) stages 1 - 6. Printable activities are directly related to the story from the movie "A Joy Story." This gestalt language resource is perfect for SLPs working with autistic students, especially those who love watching short films.What's Inside the Gestalt Language Movie Companion:Functional and versatile gestalts for NLA stage 1.Mitigated (combined) gestalts for NLA stage 2.Nouns, noun-no
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K - 4th
Film Studies - Film Comedies
Middle School-appropriate version of my popular Film Studies course, now revised and revamped to meet the needs of 6-9 teachers. This slide show introduces students to some of the conventions of film comedies, and includes 14 video clips including excerpts from Charlie Chaplin, the Marx Brothers, and Laurel and Hardy, as well as films such as "Dr. Strangelove," "The Graduate," "Young Frankenstein," "Annie Hall," "Animal House," "Caddyshack," "Austin Powers," "Mean Girls" and others. Password fo
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7th - 9th
Book Companions for Gestalt Language Processing ⎸ Wordless Books For Autism
Designed to support Gestalt Language Processing for autism students using the Natural Language Acquisition (NLA ) approach. Research confirms that shared reading is associated with language growth and increased engagement among students with autism. These book companions were designed to support gestalt language processors by modelling relevant and functional gestalts while increasing engagement. Just PRINT & STICK! These book companions are perfect for SLPs to use in speech therapy or share
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K - 4th
HOW TO WRITE A MOVIE REVIEW PP
This is a great power point (formatted as a PDF) to use when teaching your students how to write a movie review. It gives step by step instructions that are easy to follow. There is a picture/ clip art included on every slide. I used this in my journalism class and my students were engaged and followed along well.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
A Series of Unfortunate Events Season 1 TV Series Worksheets
These worksheets are meant to be completed while watching The Episodes from Season 1 of the Netflix series A Series of Unfortunate Events.These 8 Episodes are based on the first four books from the book series "A Series of Unfortunate Events" by Lemony SnicketA Series of Unfortunate Events Season 1 Trailer
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4th - 12th
Gestalt Language Processing, Belly Flop Movie Companion For Autism
Designed to support Gestalt Language Processing for autism students using Natural Language Acquisition (NLA ) stages 1 - 6. Printable activities are directly related to the story from the movie "Belly Flop." This gestalt language resource is perfect for SLPs working with autistic students, especially those who love watching short films.What's Inside the Gestalt Language Movie Companion:Functional and versatile gestalts for NLA stage 1.Mitigated (combined) gestalts for NLA stage 2.Nouns, noun-nou
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K - 4th
Mise en Scene Film Analysis for Any Movie Clip or Movie Still - Print & Digital
Analyzing MISE EN SCÈNE in a film can be a challenging process for students. This lesson gives a thorough and effective background in MISE EN SCÈNE analysis for students to study any scene from a film or a movie still (photograph)! This difficult process is made easier for the teacher and the student with a clear and direct guide for students to follow. The guide breaks down all elements of the scene into small segments: set, props, actors, lighting, cinematography, and composition. Once student
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Film Studies - 14 Sound Design
Film Studies, part 14. 23 slides explaining Sound Design with examples from films and a quiz. Includes 28 web-based film clips. Part of an ongoing series for a high school or college introductory film class. From the Baldwelshman Store. Email me after purchase for links to sound examples (too big to include).
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Singing in the Rain - Musical - Film Studies - Movie Analysis Print/ Digital
Singing in the Rain 1952 - Musical Film Genre - Movie Analysis Guide:Are you an English or Film teacher looking to captivate your students with a classic Musical film while aligning with educational standards? This Singing in the Rain analysis lesson is your perfect solution. This resource is designed to engage students in both cinematic and literary analysis, fostering deep understanding and critical thinking.________________________________________Included: (Printable PDF and Digital Google Sl
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Musical Film Bundle - Movie Analysis Guides - Print & Digital Resources
Film Studies - Sound Design (Middle School Edition)
Middle School-appropriate version of my popular Film Studies course, now revised and revamped to meet the needs of 6-9 teachers. This slide show teaches students how to analyze sound design in films, and includes 22 video clips and a quiz. Password for film clip access is on the last slide. Please feel free to email me for a PPT version.
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7th - 10th
MOVIE REVIEW WORKSHEET
This is a great worksheet to use when students need to create a movie review. It has detailed questions and topics that students need to look for when watching a film. It has multiple questions for each of the following topics:- basic info- actors/actresses- plot- writing- costume/ set design - editing- music- rating- best part- worst part- recommendation
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Ghostbusters - Movie Analysis - Comedy - Film Studies - Print & Digital
Ghostbusters (1984) – Comedy Movie Analysis: For a rigorous viewing of the comedy classic film Ghostbusters (1984), students complete a movie guide that includes cinematic, literary, and humor analysis questions. The film viewing log on Ghostbusters also includes recall and comprehension questions to ensure students understand the plot and are engaged throughout their viewing. Students can apply their literary analysis skills to film study with supplemental film guides on genre, character, setti
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Comedy Film Bundle - Movies with Print & Digital Resources - Genre Unit
Twenty Movie and Musical guides no prep sub music plans!
Here is a combination package of ALL of my current movie follow along sheets & puzzles. Save a little by buying them all together!Includes:AmadeusAnnieBye Bye BirdieCinderella (1957)Fantasia (1940)Guys and DollsInto the Woods Les MiserablesLittle MermaidMake Mine MusicNational TreasureOliverPeter Pan (2000)Shrek the MusicalSingin' in the RainSoulThe Story of Silent NightThe Wiz: LiveThe Wizard of OzWilly Wonka & The Chocolate Factory
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6th - 10th
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I, Robot 2004 - Film Analysis Guide - Science Fiction Movie - Print & Digital
I, Robot (1985) Film Analysis Guide - Science Fiction Movie GenreExplore literary and cinematic aspects of the 2004 science fiction movie I, Robot with an in-depth movie analysis guide. Use the slideshow as an introduction to the science fiction genre of movies while students take notes on their digital note-taking guide. Students answer critical viewing questions on their viewing logs while watching. After showing the movie, assess student learning with a multiple choice quiz.For Support on the
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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