A Level Photography
Why is the study of Photography important?
Creativity is an essential facet of every human being. Photography has inspired generations of people, to think and act in ways that have transformed humanity and society. Everyone should have a basic understanding of photography, the innate skills in taking effective images and the purpose of said images in reflecting wider social understanding.
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Course Content and Assessment
Course Content:
- Formal Elements
- Experimental Portraiture
- Urban Landscapes
- Abstract Shadow
- Personal Project
Assessment:
- 40% Examination
- 60% Coursework
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Entry Criteria
5 GCSEs at C or above including:
- English and Mathematics at 4 or above
- Art/Photography GCSE at 6 or above
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How can Photography support your future?
Career Opportunities:
Students who have taken A Level Photography go on to study Photography at University. Future opportunities may include: a career in creative industries.
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How does the study of Photography support your study of other subjects?
Photography works well with other creative subjects, for example Art. It is also of benefit for subjects such as English Literature and Language.
