About This Lesson
Created on the film Twilight. Focus is to learn about media as a text in English. Contains units of work to help understand and analyze media techniques. Also contains a question and a brief structure guide.
Resources
Files
Twilight_unit.doc
Key_Scenes_in_twilight.doc
The_Question.doc
Camera_Angles.doc
Reviews
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8 Reviews
SML Member
January 29, 2010
These four resources are enormously valuable to me.
Thank you for all your time and hard work you've been generous enough to share. The way you've presented the camera angles 'film language' is great. It will be so useful!!
SML Member
January 29, 2010
These four resources are enormously valuable to me
Thank you for all your time and hard work you've been generous enough to share. The way you've presented the camera angles 'film language' is great. It will be so useful!!
SML Member
January 29, 2010
Brilliant
The perfect idea and resource for my S3 all girls class. Thank you.
SML Member
February 18, 2010
Good Question
Thanks for this - have been toying with a Twilight unit for a while and never got around to thinking of an accessible question for my low-ability S4s to tackle. Your revealed secret question fits in perfectly with the resources/ideas I already have and has saved me the effort of creating a question of my own. Cheers.
SML Member
July 02, 2010
BRILL!
Thank you for inspiration of how to analyze this lovely film... BRILLIANT stuff!
SML Member
June 11, 2011
I also particularly liked the comparison with text and film. That really clears up the different terms for the students. One small complaint. If you're an English teacher, you should know that Jasper is the newest ADDITION to the Cullen clan, not the newest EDITION to the Cullen clan. But still, thank you very much.
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Borders has a book of essays on Twilight. There are some really interesting ones in there, and I intend on implementing them into my unit on Twilight.The title is “A New Dawn” and it is edited by Ellen Hopkins