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Stop Porn Culture (Location in Second Life)
http://slurl.com/secondlife/EduNation/226/93/41 Stop Porn Culture (Location in Second Life) These images, apart from those depicting Second Life, have been taken from the National Feminist Anti-Pornography Movement (now known as Stop Porn Culture) slideshow, 'Who wants to be a porn star?'. The slideshow forms part of a training and awareness raising exercise on the harms of pornography; giving a historical perspective on it's development and impact on mainstream culture to date. You must be over 18 to view the images (the second life grid itself is for people 18 and over) |
 
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Turn your boring movie into a Hitchcock thriller.
http://www.borgus.com/think/hitch.htm How to turn your boring movie into a Hitchcock thriller. We've put together a list of the most significant film techniques that were used by Alfred Hitchcock. This information comes out of many books and interviews from the man himself and his been simplified for your consideration. |
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100 Greatest Movies of All Time
http://connect.afi.com/site/PageServer?pagename=micro_100landing American Film Institute: the 100 Greatest Movies of All Time You've come to the right place to find official information and downloads for AFI's 100 Years . . .100 Movies series. Ten years after the very first list in the series -- the 100 greatest American films of all time -- AFI's experts have taken another look and movie lovers have been waiting for the result. Now, the new top 100 movies list has been revealed. The top 10 films are ... |
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What the First Moviegoers Saw
http://www.slate.com/id/2167573 What the First Moviegoers Saw Legend has it that when the Lumière brothers' film Coming of Train, La Ciotat was screened in 1896, its image of a train approaching a station made viewers flee their seats for fear of being crushed. The novelty of these earliest films, most of which simply offered glimpses of the real world in motion, lasted for about a decade. By 1907, more fictional narratives than documentary scenes were being shot; and by 1915, Charlie Chaplin was using movies to generate a new kind of star power. |
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A Swarm of Angels
http://www.aswarmofangels.com/ A Swarm of Angels reinvents the Hollywood model of filmmaking to create cult cinema for the Internet era. It's all about making an artistic statement, making something you haven't seen before. Why are we doing this? Because we are tired of films that are made simply to please film executives, sell popcorn, or tie-in with fastfood licensing deals. We want to invent the future of film. Call it Cinema 2.0. |
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28 chapters
http://www.28chapters.org/ 28 chapters is – or rather will be – a movie with 28 parts (“chapters”) that will be made by 28 different people or groups from around the world. The story is developed along the way, but will progress more or less in the same way as a regular short movie will, even though the actors and setting will change every 30-45 second. That is: Even though the actors and setting change every chapter, the story of the movie continues like nothing had changed. |
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Creating the Storyboard
http://www.uncc.edu/webcourse/sb/storyboard.htm Creating the Storyboard The Page Content Worksheet will help you design and keep track of the files and events associated with the individual web pages that you will eventually be including in your actual storyboard (the document which shows flow and directionality as well as individual page content). This worksheet can also serve as a storyboard in and of itself, if you wish. However, you will probably want to put this information into a completed storyboard in order to get a better sense of the flow and directionality of your web course. |
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Storyboard Home Study Course
http://www.dicomics.com/storyboardschool/eng/index.htm Storyboard Home Study Course If you are interested in film or drawing and would like to become a storyboard artist yourself our website could be of great benefit to you. ?he Complete Guide to Becoming a Successful Storyboard Artist!?image1.x=18 |
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Multimedia Area on Shambles
http://www.shambles.net/pages/staff/MultiM/ Multimedia Area on Shambles : including resources about making your own digital videos |
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How to make an animated movie (at Pixar)
http://www.pixar.com/howwedoit/index.html How to make an animated movie (at Pixar) |
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Video and Movie Editing Area on Shambles
http://www.shambles.net/pages/school/movieedit/ Video and Movie Editing Area on Shambles |
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How Are Hollywood Films Made
http://www.learner.org/exhibits/cinema/ How Are Hollywood Films Made Looking through the lens of a camera as actors bring to life a writer's story, the filmmaker is also peering into a world of imagination. The director, producer, actors, screenwriter, and film editor are all essential players in the journey from concept to finished film. In this remarkable process, thousands of small details?nd often hundreds of people?ome together to create a Hollywood film. Join us as we explore this creative process, from the screenwriter's words to the editor's final cut. Write your own dialogue for a scene or put yourself in a producer's shoes by managing the production of a film. |
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Screen Sound Australia (Archives)
http://www.screensound.gov.au/screensound/screenso.nsf ScreenSound Australia, the National Screen and Sound Archive, is the treasure house of Australian audiovisual history. ScreenSound collects, preserves and shares Australia's moving images and sound recordings from the first film images of our young country to the modern classics Strictly Ballroom, Shine and beyond; from Blue Hills to Blue Heelers, the songs of Peter Dawson and today's Top 40 Hits. From Chips Rafferty, Jack Davey and The Sentimental Bloke to John Farnham, Yothu Yindi and Muriel's Wedding, the ScreenSound Collection documents Australia's rich cultural history. |
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Make Your Own Movie Online
http://www.digitalfilms.com/ Make Your Own Movie Online Unleash your creativity and make your digital film for free! Choose a background scene, characters, animated actions, dialog, introduction, and ending credits. Put your name as the producer and email the movie to your friends! You can also signup for free as a registered user, which gives you access to more advanced features, such as being able to save or edit the movies that you create. |
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Cinemorgue
http://www.cinemorgue.com/index.html Cinemorgue |
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Teach With Movies
http://www.teachwithmovies.org/ Teach With Movies Teach With Movies Learning Guides are used by thousands of teachers as lesson plans. Exclusive "Quick Discussion Questions" help stimulate discussions. |
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30-Second Bunnies Theatre
http://www.angryalien.com/ 30-Second Bunnies Theatre .... there is some education value in this fun somewhere ;-) The Exorcist | The Shining | Titanic | Alien | Jaws | It's a Wonderful Life | Freddy vs. Jason | Scream | TX Chainsaw Massacre | |
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Film Links Gateway
http://www.bfi.org.uk/gateway/categories/ Film Links Gateway Film Links Gateway provides a wide reaching selection of websites relating to film and media. It is researched and edited by the Information Unit in the bfi National Library. |
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Film in South Asia
http://www.bfi.org.uk/gateway/categories/international/southasia/ Film in South Asia |
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Bollywood comes to the classroom
http://imagineasia.bfi.org.uk/resources/index.html 'Bollywood and Beyond', the first-ever teaching guide on Indian cinema, has been launched by the British Film Institute (bfi). The guide offers a comprehensive overview of Indian cinema, from the early days of silent film to the big budget Bollywood extravaganzas of today. Covering a wide range of films from classics such as 'Mother India' to recent releases such as 'Monsoon Wedding', 'Bollywood and Beyond' also considers British Asian film including the recent box office hit 'Bend it Like Beckham'. The activity-based guide, supplied on a CD-ROM, is supported by a video compilation of film clips. The guide explores Indian music and dance, contains an introduction to Indian film stars and examines Indian popular and arthouse cinema. |
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Glossary of film and television terms
http://www.screenonline.org.uk/education/glossary.html Glossary of film and television terms |
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British Film History
http://www.screenonline.org.uk/education/index.html British Film History Moving image resources for students, teachers and lecturers, lifelong learners. Materials for Film Studies, Art & Design, English, History, PSHE/Citizenship, Media Studies and other specialist subject areas. Whether you are a teacher or student, there are specially tailored materials here for you. Interactive guides for students in a variety of topics, illustrated by video clips and other media. |
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Anim8ed
http://www.anim8ed.org.uk/ Welcome to Anim8ed, an on-line animation resource offering ideas, contacts and suggestions for teachers, educators and those interested in developing animation projects with groups. The site includes six step-by-step animation projects, together with the final animations, information about animation techniques and animators, and links to animation studios, festivals and courses. |
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National Museum of Photography, Film & Television
http://www.nmpft.org.uk/education/age.asp The Education Department at the National Museum of Photography, Film & Television supports and creates events and resources for teachers, lecturers, students and pupils on aspects of photography, film and television. We offer a wide range of activities, workshops and resources for all age groups. You can explore what we have to offer by clicking on a particular age group below. A range of educational packs and resources are now available to buy online, these include: - Light and Colour: KS2 Science Education Pack - The Victorians: KS2 History Education Pack - Britons at War: KS2 History Education Pack - Cinema in Britain: The First 100 Years - Classroom Activities Pack (KS2) |
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Primary : Film Toolkit
http://www.filmeducation.org/toolkit.html#primary These are the Film Education resources that Primary school teachers shouldn? be without if they are keen on developing children? literacy and learning skills through the use of the moving image in the classroom. Film at Key Stage 1 | Using Film to Meet Special Educational Needs | Film & Literacy Part 1 Book to Film Adaptations, Scriptwriting and Storyboarding | Film & Literacy Part 2 Story structure, Myths, Legends and Fairytales | Screening Stories | Primary Film & Shakespeare | |
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The Film and Media Studies Toolkit
http://www.filmeducation.org/toolkit.html The Film and Media Studies Toolkit The Film and Media Studies Toolkit aims to support teachers and students in both analytical and practical work. Ranging from analytical skills in ?ilm language?to a study of British Film since the 1940? (Britpix) to an in depth look at how the film industry works, all resources are enhanced by Film Educations unique links with the film industry ?allowing us to gain access to information and materials usually unavailable to others. |
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Film Education
http://www.filmeducation.org/ Film Education Since 1985, Film Education has been developing the range of its publications and services to respond to the growing importance of Media Education in the National Curriculum and to meet the increasing demand for current educational material on film and film making. In supporting teachers, Film Education gives pupils the opportunity to analyse and evaluate not only film but also a wide range of Media. In addition to providing free educational materials, Film Education organises training courses, conferences, workshops, seminars and events including National Schools Film Week. Study resources include film specific CD-ROMs and educational online resources, study guides, generic study guides and videos, plus new materials in digital video editing. Film Education is a registered charity funded by the UK film industry. |
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Links to Film Related Web Sites
http://tinyurl.com/4zcwp Links to Film Related Web Sites Hollywood Studios | Organisations | Film Festivals | International Film Industry | Movies | Independent Film | National Film Theatre | Imax Theatre | British Film Institute | Museum of the Moving Image | Sundance Festival | Film Star /Director sites | |
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Film-Media-Resources
http://www.film-media-resources.co.uk/ Film-Media-Resources Film-Media-Resources produces curriculum resource packs for teachers of English, Media, and Film Studies. The Music Industry pack is available now and is suitable for use with students of Media Studies at GCSE, A Level and GNVQ (Intermediate and Advanced). |
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AHDS Performing Arts
http://ahds.ac.uk/performingarts/ AHDS Performing Arts collects, documents, preserves and promotes the use of digital resources to support research and teaching across the broad field of the performing arts: music, film, broadcast arts, theatre, dance. |
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The NGfL guide to film and cinema (UK)
http://www.ngfl.gov.uk/features.jsp?sec=16&cat=99&res=66737 The National Grid for Learning NGfL guide to film and cinema (UK) |
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