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This document outlines the deadlines for coursework and projects for the AS Level Film course at Coulsdon Sixth Form College. It lists the deadlines for submitting drafts and finals of the written analysis, creative project, storyboard/plan, and reflective analysis assignments. It notes that failure to meet deadlines without a valid reason will result in work only being marked once.
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AS Film Project Deadlines 2016-17
Coulsdon Sixth Form College outlines the deadlines for the AS Level Film coursework and projects for the 2016-2017 year. For the written analysis section, the document lists the draft submission, return, and final deadlines occurring between September and November. It also provides the proposal, draft, return, and final deadlines between November and February for the creative project and reflective analysis components. Students are informed that failure to meet these deadlines without a valid reason will result in work only being marked once.
AS Film Project Deadlines
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A2 Film project deadlines 2016-17
This document outlines important deadlines for an A Level Film course at Coulsdon Sixth Form College. It lists the submission dates for various sections and stages of two coursework projects - a Small Scale Research Project involving a proposal, annotated catalogue, presentation script, and final catalogue and presentation. It also outlines deadlines for a Creative Project involving aims and context, storyboard/plan drafts and final, and a reflective analysis draft and final. It warns that failure to meet deadlines without a valid reason will result in work only being marked once.
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This document outlines the deadlines for coursework and projects for the A Level Media course at Coulsdon Sixth Form College. It provides the submission dates for the first, second, and final drafts of the research investigation and creative production sections of the coursework. It also lists the dates that feedback and graded drafts will be returned. The final sentence indicates that failure to meet the deadlines without a valid reason will result in work only being marked once.
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AS Film Project Deadlines
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This document outlines important deadlines for an A Level Film course at Coulsdon Sixth Form College. It lists the submission dates for various sections and stages of two coursework projects - a Small Scale Research Project involving a proposal, annotated catalogue, presentation script, and final catalogue and presentation. It also outlines deadlines for a Creative Project involving aims and context, storyboard/plan drafts and final, and a reflective analysis draft and final. It warns that failure to meet deadlines without a valid reason will result in work only being marked once.
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