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VCE Stuff => VCE Arts => VCE Arts/Humanities/Health => VCE Subjects + Help => VCE Media => Topic started by: abcat on February 05, 2008, 01:00:33 pm
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Which three films/tv series are people studying this year?
I have notes for the three I did, but only those three.
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Amelie and Being John Malkovich. :)
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oh my god i would love doing amelie soooo much
our narrative films are donnie darko and run lola run
and for social values it's crash and two other texts tba but PROBABLY wonder woman and the radio recording of war of the worlds
notes would be great but i doubt you did those haha
does anyone know where you can find a list of movies schools can choose from for narratives?
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Pity, I didn't do any of those films, but I have seen most of them, bar stomp the yard and run lola run. So any questions regarding narrative/production elements in those films feel free to ask.
I'm surprised you are doing three texts for social values! We only did one text, an old 50s US film, which was more than adequete to study. In a modern film like Crash it'll be quite hard to ascertain the underlying social values (though the whole film is one big moral statement).
There is no 'list' of films to be chosen, the study design states that is up to the individual teacher. Any film can be chosen, which is why you end up with classes studying 'Stomp the Yard' :P
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pr0n
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you know what i'm starting to think my school is cracked
we have 6 english texts opposed to everyone else having 4
and 3 social values texts opposed to 1 which you say is the norm
eeep
also brendan why are you posting in the media forum, as far as i know you don't do/haven't done media and you're posting useless crap no one wants to read fyi
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im doing psycho and shine. Psycho is good and pretty easy to analyse, but i dont really like shine
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Psycho and Rear Window. I think they're good movies to study, well known, and not too hard to analyse..
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Which three films/tv series are people studying this year?
I have notes for the three I did, but only those three.
im doing Shhopgirl and Pieces of April and then Crash for social values :)
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We're doing The Missing and Road to Perdition, not sure about social values.
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We did Rear Window and I am Sam for Narrative. Have no idea for SV
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im pretty sure for social values we are doing A few eps of sex and the city. lol. we start next week
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Actually... I think we're doing The Simpsons for SV.
Should be fun
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i think im doing some australian football movie for social values i cant remember what it's called though.
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Is it the one with Anh Do in it?
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my teacher has finally decided that we are doing sex and the city for social values. we are doing 2 episodes from it lol and start on monday!
when are you all tsrating it? or have people already started
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We're doing Golden Girls for SV. :-\
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We're doing the film Australian Rules for SV. It's not too bad, fairly happy with the choice
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does anybody have notes on how to answer questions for social values?
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does anybody have notes on how to answer questions for social values?
Post the questions here and i would be happy to help :)
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ok awesome thanks. i shall take you up on that offer in the future lol
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ok awesome thanks. i shall take you up on that offer in the future lol
hahah not a problem
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does anyone know where you can find a list of movies schools can choose from for narratives?
there is none it's the teachers choice.
I did road to perdition and Unleashed (aka Danny the Dog) for narrative and the lion king for SV
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Road to perdition is the best film to study, as far as production elements are concerned, at least imo.
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for narrative - sincity and the boys
for social values - boyz n the hood
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We did Phonebooth and Vantage point. Im really bad at analysing films, my teacher literly told us nothing it was all self learnt, thats why most of my class knows nothing because they didnt take the time to teach themselves. Gonna be so hard >_>
For SV we did two and a half men and something else, but I'm only gonna focus on two and a half men
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I got Shawshank Redemption and Shine for narrative, and Guess Who's Coming to Dinner for social values. Excellent choices by the media staff at my school I reckon, really good to analyse them.