Film
Ten worksheets about films and cinema: what makes a good film, the train that made people scream, the big screen or the small screen, a day on a film set, Tom’s day as a film extra, pitching a film idea, a short film script, writing a short story, a one-minute film festival and the age of silent films. Follow how a text is linked, listen for detail and predict, tell and present a story, use intonation and stress, and plan and write a short story.
17 worksheets in this set
- What Makes a Good Film? — genre, comedy, horror film, animation, cast, special effects, soundtrack, scene
- The Train That Made People Scream — audience, screen, projector, platform, legend, evidence, panic, invent
- Big Screen or Small Screen? — streaming, subscription, ticket, pause, atmosphere, distraction, release, worth it
- A Day on a Film Set — film set, runner, director, crew, take, lines, call sheet, exhausting
- Tom’s Day as an Extra — extra, drama, background, costume, flat cap, rehearse, star, episode
- Pitch Your Film — pitch, hook, plot, location, budget, shoot, judge, persuade
- The Understudy — understudy, backstage, whisper, terrified, break a leg, centre stage, close-up, flap
- Writing a Short Story — lighthouse, flash, fog, climb, keeper, rescue, suspense, climax
- The One-Minute Film Festival — festival, entry, deadline, copyright, permission, edit, credits, prize
- Before the Talkies — silent film, title card, pianist, orchestra, stunt, gesture, talkie, career
- Writing Workshop 1
- Writing Workshop 2
- Writing Workshop 3
- Writing Workshop 4
- Writing Workshop 5
- Speaking Workshop 1
- Speaking Workshop 2