By studying Film, Television & New Media, students will
develop knowledge and skills in creative thinking, communication,
collaboration, planning, critical analysis, and digital and ethical
citizenship. They will develop the necessary critical and creative skills to
reflect on and appreciate Australian and global cultures and make sense of what
they see and experience. Film, Television & New Media will equip students
for a future of unimagined possibilities with highly transferable and flexible
thinking and communication skills.
What will students learn?
In studying Film, Television & New Media, students will
learn about:
- film, television and new media
as our primary sources of information and entertainment
- foundational skills
- story forms
- participatory media•identity.
- identity.
How will students be assessed?
Students will complete the following assessments:
- case study investigation (15%)
- multi-platform project (25%)
- stylistic project (35%)
- examination — extended response
(25%).
More information is available on the Queensland Curriculum & Assessment Authority website External link.