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Units All Pamoja courses are written by experienced subject matter experts and integrate the principles of TOK and the approaches to learning of the IB learner profile. This course has been authorised by the International Baccalaureate (IB). Year 1 Unit 1: Course Overview 1:1 - Getting started 1:2 - Introducing Film SL 1:3 - Assessment and Tools Unit 2: The Magic Lantern 2:1 - A Brief History of Photography 2:2 - Persistence of Vision 2:3 - Sequential Photography 2:4 - The Three-Act Structure 3:1 - Know your Camera 3:2 - Edison, Lumiere and the Motion Picture Camera 3:3 - Hero s Journey as Film 3:4- Editing Basics 4:1- Genre Theory 4:2 - The Birth of Genres- Western and Science Fiction 4:3 - Hero's Journey Map Assignment: Star Wars 5:1 - Film Theory, Take 1- Formalism 5:2 - Starting with the Image 5:3 - Still Image Analysis Unit 3: There Was This Guy 6:1 - Méliès: Magic in Motion (Genres) 6:2 - A Trip to the Moon 6:3 - What the Audience Creates 6:4 - Basic Shot Types 7:1 - Production Role Declaration 7:2 - Motivated Framing and Storytelling 7:3 - Point of View 7:4 - Continuity Editing 8:1 - Marxist Film Theory 8:2 - Continuity and Montage: Action and Idea 8:3 - The Kuleshov Effect 8:4 - Me Montage 9:1 - Soviet Montage: 1+1=3 9:2 - German Expressionism- Art Movement and Cinema 9:3 - Me Montage Assignment submission 9:4 - Dinner with... 1

Unit 4: The Dark Side 10:1 - German Expressionism, Take 2 10:2 - The Effect of Genre Conventions 10:3 - Action Axis 10:4 - Semester 1 Exam- Textual Analysis 11:1 - Technological Highlights- Cameras and the Advent of Sound 11:2 - Film Traditions vs Film Genres 11:3 - Film Language Vocabulary 12:1 - Music in Silent Movies 12:2 - The Last of the Silent Era 12:3 - Dinner with... Assignment submission 13:1 - Dark Visions of WWI 13:2 - Dinner with... Showcase Discussion 13:3 - Semester 1 Exam submission Unit 5: A Funny Thing Happened 14:1 - Rise of the Studio System Part One 14:2 - Camera Movement Terminology 14:3 - Film Space Chase Sequence 15:1 - Physical Comedy as a Genre 15:2 - Rise of the Studio System, Take 2 16:1 - Science Fiction as a Genre 16:2 - International Film 16:3 - Production Design and Meaning 17:1 - Introduction to Lighting 17:2-3 Genre Production 17:3 - James Whale and Frankenstein Unit 6: Single Vision 18:1 - The Advent of Sound, Part 1 18:2 - The Advent of Sound, Part 2 18:3 - James Whale and Frankenstein 18:4- Introduction to Sound 19:1 - The Rise of the Auteur 19:2 - Growing up Monstrous 19:3 - Sound, Take 2 19:4- Diagetic/Non-Diagetic Sound 20:1 - The Hays Code 20:2 - Codes and Symbolism 20:3 - Film as Propaganda 21:1 - Film as a Social Document 21:2 - Vertov and Socio-Cultural Significance 21:3 - Diegetic/Non-Diegetic Submission Unit 7: Lenses of Truth 22:1 - Documentary Film Pre-1939 22:2 - The Truth and the Image 22:3 - Textual Analysis 23:1 - Documentary Film Post- 1939 23:2 - Film Language Review 23:3 - Genre History 24:1 - Film Research Techniques 24:2 - The Review and The Analysis 24:3 - Homage- How History influences Film 25:1 - Busby Berkeley and the Musical 25:2 - Writing about Film 2

25:3 - Genre and Tradition, Take 2 Unit 8: We ve Got Rhythm 26:1 - Conventions of the Hollywood Musical 26:2 - TA- Cultural Analysis 27:1 - The Modern Musical 27:2 - Textual Analysis- Bibliography and Citations 27:3 - TA- Film Elements and Relationships within Film Text 28:1 - The Modern Musical 28:2 - TA- Rough Draft 29:1 - Gender Theory and its Offshoots 29:2 - The Male Gaze 29:3 - TA- Final Draft Unit 9: Shafts of Light 30:1 - Origins of Film Noir 30:2 - Origins of Film Noir- Part 2 30:3 - Experimental Film Production 31:1 - Formal Period of Noir 31:2 - The Good Wife and the Femme Fatale 32:1 - Modern Noir Film 32:2 - Genre Speak 32:3 - Textual Analysis Reflection 33:1 - Musicals and Socio-Cultural Analysis Year 2 Unit 1: Shafts of Light 34:1 - Welcome Back 34:2 - Production Portfolio- Completed Film 34:3 - Project Check-Ins 34:4 - Idea Development Unit 2: Me Watching You 35:1 - Meet Alfred Hitchcock 35:2 - The Director's Obsessions 35:3 - The Pitch 36:1 - Alfred Hitchcock Filmography 36:2 - Mothers, Sons, and Lovers: Gender Theory and Hitchcock 36:3 - Focus on the Writer 37:1 - Alfred Hitchcock in America 37:2 - Psychology and Film Theory 37:3 - Film Portfolio- Final Script 38:1 - Alfred Hitchcock s Legacy 38:2 - The Audience as Voyeur 38:3 - Script to Storyboard 3

Unit 3: Breaking All the Rules 39:1 - New Wave Overview 39:2 - Storyboarding 40:1 - Les Cahiers du Cinema 40:2 - Thought Experiment: Who is an Auteur? 40:3 - Production Meeting 1 41:1 - New Wave Directors 41:2 - Director s Influence: Hitchcock to Truffaut to Spielberg 42:1 - American New Wave 42:2 - Director s Influence: Godard to Tarantino 42:3 - Production Meeting 2 Unit 4: The Human Heart 43:1 - Overview of Japanese Cinema 43:2 - Reinventing Story: The Narrative is the Message 44:1 - Kurosawa: Early Films and Influences 44:2 - Unreliable Narrators, Unreliable Visions 44:3 - Production Meeting 3 45:1 - Kurosawa: Significant Films 45:2 - The Chambara and the Jidaigeki 45:3 - Film Production and Film Pages 46:1 - Kurosawa s Legacy 46:2 - An Ordinary Man Unit 5: This Town Ain t Big Enough 47:1 - The Frontier Mentality 47:2 - Physical Space and the Film Language of the Western 47:3 - Production Portfolio and Commentary submission 48:1 - The Comparative Study 48:2 - Preparing for the Comparative Study- Digging Deep 49:1 - The Italian-Style Western 49:2 - The Standoff 49:3 - Production Portfolio Showcase 49:4- Comparative Study- A Genealogy of Genre 50:1- The Modern Western 50:2 - The Revisionist Western 50:3 - Comparative Study- Adopt a Theorist Unit 6: A New Set of Eyes 51:1 - The History of Mexican New Wave 51:2 - Representation: How We Appear on Film 51:3 - Comparative Study- Making Connections 52:1 - Cuaron, Inarritu, and del Toro: Part 1 52:2 - Countries of Origin, Institutions, and the Director 52:3 - CS Declaration of Films 53:1 - Cuaron, Inarritu, and del Toro: Part 2 53:2 - Special Effects and Symbolism 53:3 - CS Research and Bibliography 4

54:1 - History of Fantasy 54:2 - CS Audio Visual Storyboard Unit 7: To The Stars 55:1 - Science of Fiction 55:2 - Anime - Tradition or Genre? 55.3- Comparative Study- Producing your Vision 56:1 - Overview of Animation 56:2 - Cultural Traditions vs Genre Conventions 56:3 - Comparative Study- Completion 57:1 - Special Effects 57:2 - Stanley Kubrick as Auteur 58:1 - Computer-generated Imagery and Digital Effects 58:2 - Science Fiction and the Enigma Code Unit 8: Final Take 59:1 - Seeing Film History Through Genre 59:2 - Blade Runner - The Future as Metaphor 60:1 - Seeing Film History through Masterpieces 60:2 - Blade Runner - Designing the Future 61:1 - Seeing Film History through Directors 61:2 - Blade Runner - Future Visionary 62:1 - Seeing Film History Through Eras 62:2 - Blade Runner - Gazing at the Future 62:3 - Graduation Speech 5