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Film and Television 11 and 12
Appendix A: Prescribed Learning Outcomes







Grade 12
Exploration and AnalysisIt is expected that students will:
  • analyse how the artistic components of film and television affect meaning
  • critique their own and others' performances and products
  • collaborate to solve acting, scriptwriting, and technical production problems
  • use appropriate vocabulary when discussing or producing film and television
Drama Skills It is expected that students will:
  • use voice and movement to create effective film and television roles
  • maintain the integrity of a performance within the technical parameters of film and television
Context
(Social, Cultural, and Historical)
It is expected that students will:
  • analyse how social, cultural, and historical contexts influence and are influenced by film and television images and messages
  • analyse economic and social impacts of film and television production on the local and global communities
  • compare how artistic components in film and television are constructed for specific audiences and purposes in a variety of social, cultural, and historical contexts
Context
(Industry)
It is expected that students will:
  • describe the organizational structure of a film crew, including production staff and actors
  • apply the appropriate procedures associated with a specific position in a production setting
  • apply on-set etiquette in production settings
  • delegate and accept responsibility in a group
  • identify the skills and training needed to pursue careers related to film and television
Technologies and Processes It is expected that students will:
  • explain processes involved in pre-production, production, post-production, and distribution
  • use film and television production equipment appropriately and safely to achieve a purpose or effect
  • apply production techniques to translate scripts to film and television works
  • assess physical, time, and budgetary constraints on production
  • use standard formats to develop screenplays, script treatments, and commercials


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