Assessment
Film Portfolio: Exemplar Two Free
This portfolio scored a 4 for each film and a 3 for each section of pages. Let's take a look at where evidence of 'good' and 'excellent' work can be found. In most respects, this is an exemplary portfolio. ...
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Activities
Creating Curiosity: A Different Object Lesson
Although Up (2009) is famous for its use of balloons, it doesn't just start with Carl getting the idea to lift his house up with the help of helium. We have already seen balloons lift everything from...
Assessment
Selecting & Visualizing the Extract
The extract exists within film, which exists within a body of cinematic work, which exists within a larger cultural context. This approach includes a visualization to help students work with their extract....
Gallery
Weekend
'Weekend' is the story of two friends faced with a crossroads in their relationship. Noah has finally realized his feelings for Charlotte, but Charlotte is unsure if she feels the same. 'Weekend' follows...
Syllabi & Lessons
Portfolio Film Projects
Here you will find many lifetimes of ideas for film projects, with more to come. "Life is very mysterious and there are many things we don't know. And there are elements of magic realism in every culture,...
DP essentials
EE Exemplar: Jacques Demy: Color, Cinematography, and the French New Wave
Let's find out by reading this EE. To prepare for writing your own EE, it is useful to read the criteria and assess the example shown. Once you've done that, compare your assessment with the one below....
DP essentials
EE Exemplar: Wes Anderson, Childhood & Adulthood
Let's find out by reading this EE. To prepare for writing your own EE, it is useful to read the criteria and assess the example shown. Once you've done that, compare your assessment with the one below....
DP essentials
EE Exemplar: Bong Joon Ho & Social Class
Let's find out by reading this EE. To prepare for writing your own EE, it is useful to read the criteria and assess the example shown. Once you've done that, compare your assessment with the one below....
DP essentials
Criteria E: Engagement
On this page we will unpack Criteria E and examine what it looks like in the context of a film EE. Criteria E is different than the other criteria in that it is assessed through the candidate's reflections...
DP essentials
Criteria C: Critical Thinking
On this page we will unpack Criteria C and examine what it looks like in the context of a film EE. Criteria C can be broken down into two distinct areas for assessment: It is important to distinguish...