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WJEC Eduqas A level Film Studies (A670QS)

Exam structure at a glance for WJEC Eduqas A level Film Studies: every paper with its time, marks and weighting, plus the facts and links you need.

Board
WJEC Eduqas
Specification code
A670QS
Level
A level
First teaching
2017
First exams
2019
Exam papers
2 · 5 h in total
Last checked
2026-10-20

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Papers and weightings

PaperTimeMarksWeightWhat it is (our summary)
Component 1: Varieties of film and filmmaking2 h 30 min12035%Six films: Hollywood 1930-1990 comparison, American film since 2012, British film since 1995; one 40-mark question from two in each section.
Component 2: Global filmmaking perspectives2 h 30 min10035%Five films: global film (40), documentary (20), silent cinema (20), experimental film 1960-2001 (20).
Component 3: Production Non-exam assessmentnot stated6030%A 4-5 minute short film or a 1,600-1,800-word screenplay with storyboard (40 marks) plus a 1,600-1,800-word evaluative analysis (20 marks).

Times are exam lengths; weightings are shares of the whole qualification. Summaries are in our own words.

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Key dates

Summer 2027 exam series

  • First exam (GCSE and A level): Mon, 10 May 2027
  • Contingency day: Wed, 23 June 2027
  • Special consideration deadline: Wed, 30 June 2027

A levels are linear: all exams are sat at the end of the two-year course. Source: JCQ key dates June 2027. Check each board's final timetable for paper dates and results day.

Facts checked against: eduqas.co.uk.

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Questions teachers ask

How long are the WJEC Eduqas A level Film Studies exams?

Component 1: 2 h 30 min; Component 2: 2 h 30 min.