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Black Filmmakers: Andrew Onwubolu

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Ages

14+

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Andrew Onwubolu MBE has developed his craft of filmmaking throughout his career, from being a self-taught filmmaker uploading music videos and short films to YouTube, to being awarded an MBE for services to drama and music.

This resource, suitable for GCSE or A-level film studies or moving image arts students, comprises three lessons which introduce learners to Andrew Onwubolu, his filmmaking style, and encourage a debate about the role of an auteur in a film production.

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This Resource Supports

  • Film Studies
  • Film Literacy
  • Media Studies
  • Moving Image Arts

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