In the summer of 2009, twenty middle-schoolers in Suwon, South Korea participated in an English camp that put them on both sides of the movie camera. Their task - to direct and star in their own reproductions of scenes from various Hollywood films. The students were wholly responsible for auditions, casting, set design, costumes, acting and directing with the sole intent of recreating the original scene as accurately as possible.
This is their portfolio in seven parts, as edited and presented by their very impressed foreign English teacher. Hopefully this project can inspire more students to continue to pursue their education with the mindset that learning a second language can be both rewarding and fun, and at the same time encourage their teachers to use more creativity in the classroom. Bring the language alive and off the pages of the textbooks - your students will thank you!
This is part 4 of the series... taken from the 2001 comedy 'Zoolander'. This scene (which is more enjoyable if watched immediately after viewing the original) can be found about 37 minutes into the film.
The best thing since sliced bread.
Rubenp123 11 months ago
Woah....
There is so much RIGHT with this it's crazy!!!
SirEdmunde13 1 year ago
haha, amazing...but what how did you get away with the profanity and alky props? i want to do movie scenes too...but i don't think that stuff will fly in my school....
aznassacin 1 year ago
Freaking genius.
Atrain009 2 years ago
This is amazing.
hottscanscom 2 years ago