Film Education

Film Education Film Education promotes the use of film within the UK national curriculum through the delivery of resources and training.

Since 1985, Film Education has enriched the education of teachers and learners across the UK by providing schools with unique and innovative curriculum-relevant film-based learning experiences. Our charity provides award-winning, authentic and relevant resources, training and events at no or nominal cost to teachers and has contributed to raising standards and inspiring teachers and learners acros

s a range of subject areas. We also run cutting-edge teacher training events and each year take nearly half a million school children to the cinema free of charge in screening events that include the world’s biggest screening programme for young people, National Schools Film Week.

11/09/2024

Find online unlimited courses from leading universities in a large range of subjects and levels.

The return of the popular How to Read a Film online course.
24/05/2023

The return of the popular How to Read a Film online course.

This free course might be useful for teachers new to film education and their students.
26/01/2023

This free course might be useful for teachers new to film education and their students.

New Online Course

Master film studies as you learn how films create meaning
When you watch a film there are many elements working together to produce what you see and hear. The different elements, known as devices, have been carefully constructed so that your attention is drawn to certain things at certain times, forming the way in which a film communicates its story.

On this five-week course, you’ll unpack these elements to discover how they work, what they are called, and how they work together.

Find out more here: https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/reading-a-film

18/01/2023

We have solved the technical issues regarding our website which is now up and running again. Apologies if this caused you any problems.

17/01/2023

Apologies for the fact that the Film Education website is temporarily unavailable. We are working hard to rectify this.

19/10/2022
A course which may be of interest:"A beginners Guide to Film Genre" available free of charge on FutureLearn
27/09/2022

A course which may be of interest:

"A beginners Guide to Film Genre" available free of charge on FutureLearn

Explore what genre means in film and how it shapes both the narrative and the audience’s response to the story on screen with this online course from the Film Distributors’ Association.

21/09/2022

TBILISI: The Georgian National Film Center (GNFC) has launched the educational platform History-Film-History, which aims at facilitating the study of the history of the art form. The portal provides young cinephiles and their teachers with access to archival material as well as video lessons, tests....

A brand new resource which looks at the history of British film in the 20th century as well as the history of the United...
21/09/2022

A brand new resource which looks at the history of British film in the 20th century as well as the history of the United Kingdom as shown on film. Study videos, study guides and archive materials form the basis for teaching about each decade. Please go to: https://historyfilmhistory.com/en

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