Film Worksheets

This activity sheet can be used to get students to talk and write about their favourite feature-length film.

These 90 questions help English language students activate their background knowledge, make predictions and a personal empathic response to a film text.

These 30 generic questions help English language students to analyse and talk about settings in film texts.

The Seven-stage Extensive Viewing Framework is designed to be used by English language students who want to improve their English through watching feature-length films.

This activity sheet helps English language students analyse and talk about the role sound plays in a short film.

This viewing guide can be used with any short film to help students become more active and critical viewers of media through reflection on and discussion of a carefully selected series  pre-viewing, viewing and post-viewing questions.

These 50 generic questions help English language students to analyse and talk about the stories in film texts.

The 5Ss (Story, Setting, Sound, Social Issues, Self) and 5Cs (Character, Camera, Colour, Composition, Culture and Language) provide an effective framework in language education for analysis, scaffolding pre-viewing and post-viewing discussion and focusing attention on the different modes used in film. The 13-page framework provides generic discussion questions for each of the 10 categories to help English language students analyse and talk about films more effectively.

An engaging ESL film worksheet titled ‘Trailer activity sheet’ is designed to help learners develop key language skills—listening, viewing, speaking, reading, writing, and visually representing—through guided discussion, roleplay, vocabulary building, and engaging classroom activities.

This activity sheet can be used with any video ad to help students become more active and critical viewers of media rather than just passive consumers of media through reflection on and discussion of a carefully selected series  of viewing questions.