
Photography
Curriculum Intent
Photography is defined as the practice of producing images using light-sensitive materials such as photographic film, or digital methods of development and production to create static or moving images. The course aims to continue developing existing artistic thinking, introduce new skills whilst working towards achieving outcomes that provoke reaction and admiration.
Students must develop and apply the knowledge, understanding and skills specified in the subject content to realise personal intentions relevant to Photography and their selected area(s) of study.
Overview
Year 10
Autumn 1 - Landscape and Composition
Autumn 2 - People and Possessions
Spring 1 - Movement
Spring 2 - Mini Project
Summer 1 - Visual Culture
Summer 2 - Independent development
Year 11
Autumn 1 - Independent development of Visual Culture
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Media trials 2,3 and 4
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Action Plan Context
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Photographer and artist analysis
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Annotated Planning
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Photo-shoots
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Contact sheet
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Evaluate
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Media trials and screen shots
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Evaluate and plan
Autumn 2 - Independent development of Visual Culture
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Media trial 4 and 5
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Context
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Photographer and artist analysis
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Annotated Planning
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Photo-shoots
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Contact sheet
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Evaluate
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Media trials and screen shots
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Evaluate and plan
Spring 1 - Independent development of Visual Culture
Exam Choice of selected of themes provided by AQA 40%
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Mind maps
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100 minute Exhibition
Media trials series 1: supported by tutorials
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Action Plan
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Context
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Photographer and artist analysis
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Annotated Planning
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Photo-shoots
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Contact sheet
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Evaluate
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Media trials and screen shots
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Evaluate and plan
Spring 2 - Independent development of Visual Culture
Media trials series 2 and 3– support in tutorials
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Evaluate and plan
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Annotated plan of final piece
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Final piece shoots
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Artist statement
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Final piece trials and photoshoots
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Exam Plan
Exam
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10 hours to independently create final piece. Check Calendar for date
All prep submitted at the beginning of exam
Summer 1 - Revision / Exams
Summer 2 - Revision / Exams




