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Short (1-4 activities)
England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales
This set of resources is suitable for use in the classroom for teacher delivery or to be used independently by learners at home to develop their understanding of the 3Cs and 3Ss of film (story, sound, setting; colour, character and camera). Through the medium of short films, selected in partnership with the British Council, each lesson contains a downloadable PowerPoint Presentation which includes embedded film clips and an accompanying activity outline document with pupil-facing activity sheets.
Litterbugs | Peter Stanley-Ward | 2015 | 15 mins
When local bullies turn their eye on Alice, a young inventor with lots of creative ideas, pocket-sized superhero Stanley steps in to avenge her. But when his imaginary superhero world is overpowered by the same bullies, it's Alice's clever gizmos that come to the rescue. Together, they become The Awesome Squad. A sweet tale of cleverness, strength and friendship joining forces in the fight against bullying.
Curriculum links: PSHE, English/Literacy
Fulfilament | Rhiannon Evans | 2015 | 7 mins
Delve inside the brain and go on an adventure with a little lightbulb desperate to find its place in the world and ultimately spark that great idea. A visually brilliant non-dialogue animation.
Curriculum links: English/Literacy, Art & Design
Once Upon a Blue Moon | Steve Boot | 2015 | 3 mins
A funny stop motion animation about a lonely blue alien who finds a friend when an explorer robot lands on his planet. The visitor is on a serious mission to take photographs of rocks but finds his plans disrupted by the cheeky alien's wish to play.
Curriculum links: Music, English/Literacy, PSHE
Take Your Partners | Siri Rodnes | 2015 | 7 mins
An 8-year-old challenges expectations when required to make an Easter bonnet with the girls in her class. Bravely subverting gender conventions, she also learns that the grown-up world is not quite so black and white in this sensitive and heartening drama.
Curriculum links: English/Literacy
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