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Vocabulary :
- Documents concernant le cinéma
1 - vocabulaire du cinéma (de l'anglais et du français, dans un certain désordre...)
2 - études de genres cinématographiques et de films
3 - liste de sites intéressants
(angellier.biblio.univ-lille3.fr)
- Vocabulary (English / French)
 (Jean Sebastien Dot - Ac. Toulouse)
-
MOVIE JOBS : 
- Movie
Glossary: Who Are These People?
ex : "Directors are responsible for the casting, editing,
shot selection, shot composition, and script editing of a film.
They are the creative source behind a movie, and must communicate
to actors on the way a particular shot is to be played.
Directors usually have artistic control over all aspects of a film."
(movies.about.com)
- Film Job Profiles
(skillset.org)
"The film industry divides itself into five sectors:
- Development - the writing, packaging and financing of film ideas
and scripts.
- Production - the process of setting up and shooting every scene
in a film.
- Post Production - where all these shots are assembled, treated
and mixed into a finished product.
- Distribution - the process of selling this product to audiences,
via the cinemas, retailers and rental firms.
- Exhibition - the cinemas which screen the film for the general
public..."
-
AWARDS :
- Academy
Awards = Oscars
"presented annually by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and
Sciences (AMPAS) to recognize excellence of professionals in the
film industry,
including directors, actors, and writers.
(Wikipedia)
- Golden
Raspberry Awards = Razzies
"intended to counterpoint the Academy Awards by dishonoring
the worst acting, screenwriting, songwriting, directing, and films
that the film industry
had to offer..."
(Wikipedia)
- The
Oscars (BBC) - Listen to the story
and to the words - Difficult words are explained.
- movies and DVD rentals
- a lesson proposed by Randall S. Davis with :
- a list of commonly-used vocabulary with a recording of the
words in RealMedia format.
- a short quiz to test students' comprehension of some
of the words,
- a Follow-Up exercise for expanding students' use
of the vocabulary in a conversation with a partner or group.
(esl-lab)
- Cinéma
- Vidéo - vocabulaire (anglais / français)
- (Ac. Aix-Marseille)
Cliparts :
Listening :
- Teaching with
Film & Video (with activities)
(eslpartyland.com)
- Movie
Lines
- videos + fill-in the gaps exercises (englishdaily626.com)
:
Forrest Gump - Bridget Jones' Diary - Shrek - Dead Poets Society - Friends
-
Desperate Housewives...
- The
Oscars - Listen to the story and to
the words - Difficult words are explained.
(BBC)
- Movies
"You're going to hear little movie excerpts
and try to figure out what is going on."
Activity created by: Renée Maufroid
- Movies and DVD rentals
- a lesson proposed by Randall S. Davis with :
- a list of commonly-used vocabulary with a recording of the
words in RealMedia format.
- a short quiz to test students' comprehension of some
of the words,
- a Follow-Up exercise for expanding students' use
of the vocabulary in a conversation with a partner or group.
(esl-lab)
- Cinema
(BBC) :
"John persuades Fiona to to go out with him to the cinema. They
decide to go to see 'About a Boy' starring Hugh Grant at 'The Prince
Charles' cinema in Leicester Square. At the end, they express different
opinions about what they thought of the film...
This unit will help you with the following :
Making suggestions - Reading simple film reviews - Finding out about
cinemas in London - Using adjectives to describe films - Giving opinions
using base and strong adjectives - Practicing the pronunciation (sentence
stress) of these opinions"
Listen 1: Suggesting a night out in London
Listen 2: Deciding what film to see
Listen 3: Talking about the film
Read 1: Reading film reviews
Read 2: Cinemas in London
Speak 1: Using stress to help describe a film
- Entertainment
(with exercises) : Movie Review (Difficult)
(esl-lab.com)
- Directions
(with exercises) : Where's the movie theater?
(Difficult)
(esl-lab.com)
Role-play / Conversations :
- Movies:
The students role-play a film festival. (bogglesworldesl.com)
INTERACTIVE exercises :
- Movie
Trailers - Video Listening Exercises (eolf.univ-fcomte.fr) - Lien modifié
- Find Your
Star Wars Twin (outofservice.com)
Based on the Big Five survey, this test tells you which characters from
Star Wars you're most like.
- Name
That Star - A Quiz -
"See if you can identify some of the greatest actors in motion-picture
history."
(encarta.msn.com)
- Name
That Star - A Quiz - interactive
"See if you can identify some of the greatest actors in motion-picture
history."
(isabelperez.com)
- The
eyes have it - "Match the name with the eyes"
- Une autre utilisation possible de cet exercice : avec "Whose...
?" (dy-tech.info)
- Celebrities
and entertainment (interactive exercises) :
Di Caprio - Shakira's life - Eminem's Biography - Jennifer Lopez
- Simpsons -
Sleeping Beauty (three versions of the story ) - Bob Marley - Ronaldinho
(Isabel Perez)
Exercises TO PRINT :
- Films
variés : study guides - fiches pédagogiques
- lesson plans - exercises... (englishacademy.site.voila.fr)
Lesson plans :
- The
English Learner Movie Guide (eslnotes.com) :
"Each individual guide is a detailed synopsis of a popular movie,
which consists of the following:
- a summary of the plot
- a list of the major characters
- an extensive glossary of vocabulary and various cultural
references that even advanced ESL learners would often not understand
- questions for ESL class discussion"
-
Films
: links and activities (englishacademy.site.voila.fr)
study guides - fiches pédagogiques - lesson plans - exercises...
-
Horses
in the Movies
"A Western wouldn t be a Western without stampedes, stagecoaches,
shoot-outs on horseback or simply cowboys riding into town. So, who
does the producer call when he needs stagecoaches, buckboards and
real horses to make the script come alive? And how much will it cost
to bring those horses and wagons to a movie set? Give your students
the back story and show them how math plays a role in keeping a movie
from going over budget."
(thefutureschannel.com)
-
Making
movies - Fiche d'activités pédagogiques
(CNDP)
"Objectifs
Linguistiques : acquisition du lexique de base
concernant le cinéma, compréhension orale et écrite,
expression orale
Culturels : s interroger sur les différents
genres de films, prendre conscience des trois grandes étapes
qui ont marqué les débuts du cinéma"
-
The
final scene of any film is full of information.
" The image contains information about what happened
to cause the film,
what has happened in the meantime, what is going
to happen in the future
and what might have happened if something else hadn't
happened..."
(about.com)
- Cannes
film festival (BBC)
Listen to the story
Read more about this story
Do a comprehension test about this story
- with a lesson plan
- movies and DVD rentals
- a lesson proposed by Randall
S. Davis with :
- a list of commonly-used vocabulary with a recording of the
words in RealMedia format.
- a short quiz to test students' comprehension of some
of the words,
- a Follow-Up exercise for expanding students' use
of the vocabulary in a conversation with a partner or group.
(esl-lab)
- Movie
Riddles: An ESL Activity to Get Students Talking About Movies
:
"This lesson is divided into four parts: introduction, presentation,
solo work, and class activity."
(bogglesworldesl)
- ESL/EFL
Lessons Using Movies (iteslj) :
- Checking into a Hotel in a Video-based Lesson
- Politeness in Movies
- Listening to Airplane Announcements in Movies
- Narrating in Simple Past with Video
- Jigsaw Reading Activity Using TV Listings
- Quiz about the Movie "The Graduate"
- Fiches
de travail sur :
- Bad night in Mississippi
- Dead Poets' Society
- Do the Right Thing
- West Side Story
- America
(Yvan Baptiste)
- Dossiers
pédagogiques, séquences et ressources sur des films
:
ALFRED HITCHCOCK- ALIEN - BILLY ELLIOT - BLADE RUNNER -
BOWLING FOR COLUMBINE - BRAVEHEART - BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S -
DEAD MAN WALKING - DIAL M FOR MURDER - DRACULA - FIGHT CLUB -
LE QUAI DES IMAGES - LE SEIGNEUR DES ANNEAUX - MATRIX - MEN IN BLACK
-
MY SON THE FANATIC - MY NAME IS JOE - NORTH BY NORTHWEST - REAR WINDOW
- SHREK - SHALLOW GRAVE - STAR WARS - THE GRINCH - THE MALTESE FALCON
-
UN COUPABLE IDEAL - VERTIGO
(theixans)
- Learn
by watching movies (saberingles.com.ar)
- "In this section, we analyze parts of the movie script
to learn and understand the use of daily English language. Read the
passages and try to understand them. Then, read the vocabulary explanation.
Finally, read the passage again."
- Teach
with movies
"Learning Guides to each recommended film describe the benefits
of the movie, possible problems, and helpful background.
Discussion questions, bridges to reading, projects
and links to the internet are also provided."
(teachwithmovies.org)
- Teaching with
Film & Video (with activities):
Vertigo | Bonnie and Clyde | All the President's Men | Do the
Right Thing | Dead Man Walking...
(eslpartyland.com)
- History in film
- (historyinfilm.com)
Films se passant durant "Civil War, 1910s-30s, World War II",
au Vietnam, etc...
Résumés, activités (vocabulaire et discussion) et liens sont proposés.
Webquests :
Listening : 
- Movies
"You're going to hear little movie excerpts
and try to figure out what is going on."
Activity created by: Renée Maufroid
- Movies and DVD rentals
- a lesson proposed by Randall S. Davis with :
- a list of commonly-used vocabulary with a recording of the
words in RealMedia format.
- a short quiz to test students' comprehension of some
of the words,
- a Follow-Up exercise for expanding students' use
of the vocabulary in a conversation with a partner or group.
(esl-lab)
- Cinema
(BBC) :
"John persuades Fiona to to go out with him to the cinema. They
decide to go to see 'About a Boy' starring Hugh Grant at 'The Prince
Charles' cinema in Leicester Square. At the end, they express different
opinions about what they thought of the film...
This unit will help you with the following :
Making suggestions - Reading simple film reviews - Finding out about
cinemas in London - Using adjectives to describe films - Giving opinions
using base and strong adjectives - Practicing the pronunciation (sentence
stress) of these opinions"
Listen 1: Suggesting a night out in London
Listen 2: Deciding what film to see
Listen 3: Talking about the film
Read 1: Reading film reviews
Read 2: Cinemas in London
Speak 1: Using stress to help describe a film
- Entertainment
(with exercises) : Movie Review (Difficult)
(esl-lab.com)
- Movie
Trailers - Video Listening Exercises (eolf.univ-fcomte.fr) - Lien modifié
- Directions
(with exercises) : Where's the movie theater?
(Difficult)
(esl-lab.com)
INTERACTIVE games :
Songs :
- Movie
Star by Harpo :
"You feel like Steve McQueen
when you're driving in your car
and you think you look like James Bond...
but the only thing I've ever seen of you
was a commercial spot on the screen"
Posters :
Cartoons :
Videos / Trailers :
- MOVIE SEGMENTS FOR WARM-UPS AND FOLLOW-UPS
"THIS BLOG CONTAINS A SERIES OF MOVIE SEGMENTS TO BE USED TO BRAINSTORM, WARM UP, FOLLOW UP, AND ACTIVATE SCHEMATA, PREPARING THE STUDENTS FOR THE TOPIC THAT WILL BE DISCUSSED IN CLASS. HERE YOU WILL FIND THE SEGMENTS, THE LESSON PLANS, AND VARIED TOPICS TO FOSTER CONVERSATION. YOU MAY USE THE ACTIVITIES FOR A FULL TWO-HOUR CLASS OR THEY CAN BE USED SEPARATELY TO BRAINSTORM OR WRAP UP THE TOPIC, FOCUSING ON CONVERSATION, VOCABULARY AND LISTENING COMPREHENSION."
(warmupsfollowups.blogspot.com)
- Movie Segments to Assess Grammar Goals
"contains a series of movie segments and activities to assess or practice grammar points through fun, challenging exercises. Here you will find the movie segments, the lesson plans, printable worksheets with answer key for each activity, and the tips to develop your own grammar activities with the DVDs you have at home. New activities are posted regularly. Teaching grammar with movie segments is inspiring and highly motivating."
(moviesegmentstoassessgrammargoals.blogspot.com)
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The Flatmates episode 10, from BBC Learning English : CHOOSING A FILM
"Alice and Michal are having trouble agreeing on what kind of film to see.
Should it be something light, like a romantic-comedy (a rom-com) or something darker, like science-fiction (sci-fi)?"
(YouTube)
'Forrest
Gump' : voir la page
de ressources
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