Check to see which types of areas usually get questions and make sure that your case studies (for Hollywood and British films) help you answer them.
2006 Questions
How important are film reviews in determining whether or not people choose to see a film?
What different kinds of attraction are offered to audiences by ‘home cinema’ compared with seeing a film at the cinema?
What is the significance of a large film company like Warner Bros being part of an even larger media empire (stimulus – chart)
How important is it for the British film industry to have internationally recognised stars? (The stimulus were film posters of Kiera Knightley)
January 2006
What is the importance for audiences of the images used in movie posters and dvd covers? (posters)
What do you find interesting in the pattern of cinema-going by age group in the UK today? (British cinema ) (stimulus – chart)
What is the value to the film industry of having stories about the private lives of stars presented in the media? (Stimulus – articles)
Do you think it is a good idea to require UK television companies to put money into the financing of UK films? (Stimulus – articles) British Films
2008
How are audiences attracted to different kinds of films? (stimulus – film posters)
How far does your experience of watching films depend upon the technology used to view them? (stimulus – user reviews of blue ray disc of “Black Hawk Down”)
(How far does the power of stars influence which films are made in Hollywood? (stimulus – comments on George Clooney and Tom Cruise on how George managed to get his films made and how Tom chose his films.)
What strategies do you think can be used to create a successful British Film Industry?
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