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Media Unit Writing a Film Review

Lesson Objective You will be able to take notes in preparation for your film review assessment.

Final Assessment Your assessment task this half term will be to write a film review of a film. You will be graded on: Your ability to use the codes and conventions of a film review Your ability to write in a way to interest the reader Your use of paragraphs Your use of connectives Your use of different sentence types Your punctuation Your spelling

You should take notes while watching on things that you like and dislike, which can be included in your review. You will have ONE lesson to create a draft. You will have ONE lesson in which to write out your final copy.

You will spend up to two lessons watching a film in full.

Plenary If there is time at the end of the lesson, you should prepare your notes in preparation for your film review.