Film,Media & Moving Image Qualifications

Film Studies: Whiplash

Kickstart your teaching of Whiplash with this resource designed specifically for A Level Film Studies courses.

Film Studies: Vertigo

Kickstart your teaching of Vertigo with this resource designed specifically for A Level Film Studies courses.

Film Studies: Sunrise

Kickstart your teaching of Sunrise with this resource designed specifically for A Level Film Studies courses.

Film Studies: Do the Right Thing

Kickstart your teaching of Do the Right Thing with this resource designed specifically for A Level Film Studies courses.

Film Studies: District 9

Kickstart your teaching of District 9 with this resource designed specifically for A Level Film Studies courses.

Step into Screen Careers

Get learners thinking about the practicalities of working in the screen industries by downloading our Step into Screen Careers activity shee

Film Studies: Belfast

Kickstart your teaching of Belfast with this resource designed specifically for A Level Film Studies courses.

Film Studies: Casablanca

Kickstart your teaching of Casablanca with this resource designed specifically for A Level Film Studies courses.

Black Filmmakers: Andrew Onwubolu

Explore guerrilla filmmaking and auteur theory using the work of Andrew Onwubolu.

Black Filmmakers: Amma Asante

Explore genre theory and gain a deeper understanding of social realism and historical drama through the work of Amma Asante.

15 Minute Filmmaking

These resources will introduce you and your learners to a variety of techniques to develop skills and knowledge in filmmaking. There are ten

Switched On: Screen Industry Careers

This resource provides those who offer careers advice to young people up-to-date tools and knowledge about the creative screen industries.

Supa Modo: Search for the Superhero

This resource, developed with the support of Film and Media Studies teachers, focuses on filmmaking, identity and storytelling.

Film Industry

A moving image arts, media and film studies resource providing an in-depth look at the film industry.

BBFC 12A

A resource to investigate and analyse the BBFC and the 12A classification.

Moving Image Arts

This is a teaching resource written by CCEA's senior exam team, with Into Film in support of the GCE Moving Image Arts specification.

Filmmaking and film literacy apps

This resource is a handy guide to apps available for iPads and tablets to use for filmmaking and film literacy.

Cultural Identity

Explore the concept of cultural identity through sci-fi film Attack the Block.

Cinema and Beyond

National Careers Week, 3 Mar - 8 Mar

A guide for young people to explore cinema choices and learn more about cinema screenings and programming.

3D technology Q&A with 3D experts

World Space Week, 4 Oct - 10 Oct

Interview with a trio of 3D experts to gain insight into the film industry.

Film Language

Explore mise-en-scène, camera, lighting and sound through two key films.

Film Language Prompt Cards

A set of cards to support GCSE and A level students to discuss and write about film text.

GCSE Film Studies (WJEC)

A list of films on Into Film+ and Into Film+ Premium which are also a part of the WJEC GCSE Film Studies syllabus.

A-Level Film Studies (WJEC)

A list of films on Into Film+ and Into Film+ Premium which are also a part of the WJEC A-Level Film Studies syllabus.

A-Level Film Studies (OCR)

A list of films on Into Film+ and Into Film+ Premium which are also a part of the OCR A-Level Film Studies syllabus.

Film language

A glossary of some of the most frequently used terms in Film Language, with examples and key-codes from classic films to help demonstrate their meaning.

Archive Film

Exploring the highlights of the rich and varied catalogue of Archive film available to stream on Into Film+ and Into Film+ Premium.

Presenting our new 'Film Introductions for Film Studies' series

Grace Eardley, an experienced film educator, introduces an exciting new series of resources, which focuses on popular set text titles for Film Studies learners.

Inspire Film Studies and Moving Image Arts Students with Into Film+

To support the curriculum needs of A Level learners, we’ve curated comprehensive lists of syllabus-aligned films available to stream for free with Into Film+

Film Studies: Introduction to Classical Hollywood

An introduction to the era of Hollywood filmmaking between 1930 and 1960 through the films on the WJEC/Edquas syllabus that are available on Into Film+.

Create your own Highlights with Into Film+

Our Highlights feature allows you to create and save your own key moments from films when streaming with Into Film+.

Demystifying Screen Industry Careers

Into Film's Careers Lead, Cerys Evans, uncovers the breadth of opportunities available for young people in the UK's screen industries.

Into Film Awards 2024: The Winners

Find out more about the incredible winners at this year's Into Film Awards, and see highlights from the ceremony, which was hosted by Susan Wokoma.

Zak Cameron on how the Into Film Awards benefited him

We caught up with previous Into Film Award winner, Zak Cameron, who gives some words of encouragement to budding filmmakers in the UK.

New History and Film Studies Documentaries on Into Film+ Premium

We present a series of newly added documentaries on Into Film+ Premium that support cross-curriculum learning for History and Film Studies.

Create your own Playlists with Into Film+

Select scenes and highlights from different films, and assemble into your very own playlist to help you explore themes, topics and curriculum subjects!

'Casablanca' and 6 More Classic Titles Added to Into Film+

We have added seven classic Film Studies titles to Into Film+, including romantic drama 'Casablanca' and Hitchcock's masterpieces 'Vertigo' and 'Rear Window'

What are the Greatest Films of All Time?

Following the publication of Sight & Sound's poll of the greatest films ever made, our curation team take a look at the list and some winners from past years.

Introduce Film Studies with Supa Modo

Teacher Dan Cooper discusses how you can use the film Supa Modo to introduce your students to Film Studies.

What Do the BBFC's Updated Guidelines Mean for Young Audiences?

Reporter Shola attended the BBFC's panel discussion on their updated guidelines and reports back on how the changes affect young viewers.

How running your own film festival can help to inspire young people

Our Into Film Club of the Month for September 2018 is Highfields Science Specialist School in Wolverhampton.

How to introduce filmmaking to your Into Film Club

Our Into Film Club of the Month for May 2018 is the filmmaking-focused Wales High School in Sheffield, who have made several award-winning short films.

'Maze Runner' director Wes Ball takes us behind-the-scenes

Discover director Wes Ball's vision of 'Maze Runner: The Death Cure' and how to stage huge action set pieces.

Director and Producer of 'Cars 3' inspire young people

Learn the filmmaking secrets behind 'Cars 3' as the film’s Director Brian Fee and Producer Kevin Reher spoke to young people at Sandhurst Junior School.

Director Paul King takes us behind the scenes Paddington 2 Interview

Paul King Tells Us How Charlie Chaplin inspired his new film. Paddington 2 Interview. Out in Cinemas 10 November.

Will Poulter Speaks Out on Racial History in Detroit Interview

Will Poulter Speaks Out on Racial History and Social Change in Detroit Interview. Out in Cinemas 25 August.

Explore film industry pathways this National Careers Week

With National Careers Week taking place between 6 - 11 March, we've collected our careers-focused articles and resources to help you explore potential careers.

'I, Daniel Blake' and the importance of social realism

We speak to the talent behind Ken Loach's latest drama, I, Daniel Blake, including actors Hayley Squires and Dave Johns, writer Paul Laverty, and Loach himself.

Discover Filmmaking Opportunities with the BFI Film Academy

We highlight several young people who have achieved success as a direct result of working closely with the BFI's Filmmaking Academies.

The phenomenal influence and legacy of Alfred Hitchcock

Often regarded as one of the greatest filmmakers of all time, we take a look at the far-reaching influence and legacy of the 'Master of Suspense'.

What it takes to be a young film programmer

Four Young Programmers from the Edinburgh International Film Festival discuss what being a film programmer involves, and reveal their must-see films.

Ken Loach, social realism, and the intertwining of politics and life

We take a look at Ken Loach and his subversive and provocative back catalogue.