Course Designer: Bryony Roughton
Popcorn and Politics
Language: English
Kind of delivery: Fully Online
Number of hours: 6 hours
Learning Objective
To understand the cultural, social, and political value of films, and to develop skills in critically analyzing and evaluating films for social change..
Course Content Translation
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Who is this course for
- Aspiring filmmakers and media students
- Social activists and community organizers
- Educators and learners interested in media literacy
- Anyone interested in using film for social transformation
Learning Outcome
At the end of the course, you will be able to:
The importance and role of Entertainment, Social, and Production values in film
How to analyze films critically using the ESP Value Model
Techniques for creating films that balance storytelling, social messaging, and technical quality
How to evaluate films for their impact on audiences and society
Mode of delivery
Self Paced
How is it delivered?
Fully Online
Course Duration
Flexible; suggested completion within 1 month
No of hours required
6 Hours
Technical Requirements
Computer or smart mobile device with internet access
Software requirements
Internet browser, PDF reader
Prior Knowledge
Basic internet skills and digital literacy; no formal prior knowledge required
Organisation Of Course Designer:
Film Clubs for Social Change