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Experimental and Documentary Films

It's Craig's last episode of Film and in it he's going to talk about weird stuff... and real stuff. Experimental and Documentary films could each take up their own Crash Course series. The different styles and intents of different filmmakers make each film unique. So let's settle in and have a look at how Experimental and Documentary films have evolved.

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Crash Course Film History #16: Experimental and Documentary Films

This video [10:21] focuses on the history of experimental and documentary films. Experimental films reject the techniques and goals of the narrative film, aiming to evoke a specific mood, thought, or emotion. Documentary films use a variey of techniques to get their message out including interviews, actual footage of events, abstract approaches, and using narrative fiction techniques to recreate past events.

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About Crash Course: Film History - This is a 16-episode series in collaboration with PBS Digital Studios. It is a fantastic resource for teaching your students A LOT in a small window of time! The videos are fast-paced, jam-packed with information and last about 10 minutes each.

In this episode: Experimental and Documentary films could each take up their own Crash Course series. The different styles and intents of different filmmakers make each film unique. So let’s settle in and have a look at how Experimental and Documentary films have evolved.

How to use this resource: You can use this viewing guide to keep your students engaged while watching, reinforce key concepts taught in class, or even as homework, a sub lesson plan or remote learning assignment.

There are 10 questions (fill-in-the-blank), T or F, and short explanations on the viewing guide. There is an answer key to check student work. You also have access to the full video transcript for any additional information you might want to challenge students to recall.

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• Crash Course: Film History #16 (Experimental and Documentary Films) Viewing Guide (1-page PDF)
• Crash Course: Film History #16 (Experimental and Documentary Films) Answer Key (1-page PDF)
• Experimental and Documentary Films Transcript (7-page Word Doc and PDF options)

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