It’s Film Inquiry’s 30 Days of Female Filmmakers! Join us each day as we highlight a new female filmmaker and the films they have brought to life!
— Film Inquiry (@FilmInquiry) January 30, 2021
Next up, #KathrynBigelow - the only women to have ever won an Academy Award for Best Director! pic.twitter.com/cdHWI31KwT
A good discussion point for Media Representations: https://t.co/IWGnItnSYC
— MediaStudiesStAnthony's (@MediaStudiesSt1) January 28, 2021
Booklet of tasks & research designed to introduce KS3 students to Media Studies & OCR media #gcse #edumedia #mediastudies @OCR_Media_Film could be used for remote teaching / homework [please remove my email ☺️ ] pic.twitter.com/vsUbi5mfuN
— Ms Harvey 🎬 (@fayehsheehan) January 26, 2021
An interesting look at market share of games consoles. Mobile gaming on the rise with the Nintendo Switch! https://t.co/mnVbwnlWDY
— Parrs Wood Media Studies Gleducation (@gleducate) January 26, 2021
Cannot wait for this - innovative and boundary pushing programming! https://t.co/H6fFWA0MYf
— MediaStudiesMaster (@MediaStudiesMa1) January 22, 2021
Changing cinema admissions is a huge topic for debate - unit 5 specialist subject investigation, film marking comp1 sec b q level media and comp 1 gcse media eduqas... https://t.co/Qb3H7TYE7k
— MediaStudiesMaster (@MediaStudiesMa1) January 22, 2021
Lots of left and right wing ideologies going on in the press today #inauguration
— MediaStudiesMaster (@MediaStudiesMa1) January 21, 2021
Sky News: https://t.co/xryhqWeQee
London Short Film Festival 2021 is in full flow! Don't miss the chance to see new films by FLAMIN alumni including Larry Achiampong, Graeme Arnfield, Luke Fowler, Ben Rivers, Carol Salter, Tanoa Sasraku and Rhea Storr - check out the programme: https://t.co/6VfHlceg5L pic.twitter.com/0zQniMzG2E
— FLAMIN (@FL_FLAMIN) January 20, 2021
A new wave of feminism occurring?? https://t.co/V8x73hij2Z
— MediaStudiesMaster (@MediaStudiesMa1) January 20, 2021
Why are so many classic PG-rated films being changed to 12A? | Film | The Guardian https://t.co/3FOB3TutSt
— CCS Media & Film Studies (Mrs Edmunds) (@media_ccs) January 19, 2021
Looks like a great tool! https://t.co/BkPpbTH0JG
— MediaStudiesMaster (@MediaStudiesMa1) January 20, 2021
YouTube bans Trump for another week over fears of inauguration violence https://t.co/rV0QXh9VRP
— The Independent (@Independent) January 20, 2021
One for comp 1 sec b eduqas media... https://t.co/VyYeMRvCS9
— MediaStudiesMaster (@MediaStudiesMa1) January 20, 2021
MP says record boss 'in cloud cuckoo land' over music streaming claims https://t.co/Jl9p2VCa0q
— Mr.Media (@Deus_Ex_Media) January 19, 2021
An interesting point 🤔 https://t.co/DoD0n3IFHR
— MediaStudiesMaster (@MediaStudiesMa1) January 20, 2021
Useful for GCSE comp 1 eduqas for context https://t.co/Bsuaja0I8F
— MediaStudiesMaster (@MediaStudiesMa1) January 16, 2021
Death becomes them: why are ITV dramas so murder-obsessed? https://t.co/jep02s11Wa
— Mr.Media (@Deus_Ex_Media) January 12, 2021
Great for industry and technological change!
— MediaStudiesMaster (@MediaStudiesMa1) January 13, 2021
https://t.co/1TeNtaP1Wy
This is really interesting for Media Studies students. Social Media wields so much editorial power. Amol Raman is the media editor for the BBC and is worth a follow. https://t.co/vAwE3JVBAi
— Maelor School Media Studies (@maelormedia) January 12, 2021
Hegemony... pluralism... postmodernism.... who knows?! https://t.co/uW4nsHFFOM
— MediaStudiesMaster (@MediaStudiesMa1) January 10, 2021
— MediaStudiesMaster (@MediaStudiesMa1) January 10, 2021
Hidden in here is actually quite an interesting point about platform v publisher and regulation v editorial.
— CCS Media & Film Studies (Mrs Edmunds) (@media_ccs) January 10, 2021
In the context of A Level Media, is this protecting citizens or limiting interests of consumers?
Trump Twitter ban 'raises regulation questions' https://t.co/gw88eqzsPj