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Getting into Film - National Careers Week


The film industry is one of the UK’s great strengths. As one of the sectors that make up the creative industries, it has over recent years demonstrated that it makes a significant contribution to the country’s economy, but it is beginning to show strains flowing from an acute skills shortage. 

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Expressionism

Do the Right Thing - Screenshot podcast

The Wave: the first autocracy lesson, part 1 (clip 2 of 9)

Under the Skin explained

Attack the Block revision

Buster Keaton - Silent Film Era

The Wave: summary

District 9 revision

The Wave: Autocracy clip part 2 (clip 3 of 9)

The Lost Boys Revision

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Carol Concert 2024

Cheerleading competition

Online safety newsletters

Behind Carol: the photographers who influenced Todd Haynes’ award-winning film

New online safety priorities for Ofcom and effects of social media on children

The ABC online safety checklist

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Examinations

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Work Experience ZEN Film Studies Nationals Careers Assessment Sound The Wave Productions Health Screenplay Wellbeing Aesthetics Staff Handbook Pan's Labyrinth Media Studies Examinations Do The Right Thing Cinematography Parent Information Cinema

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