Sources and Provenance: Animated Film
This page records what the packet contains and what it deliberately does not. It is a provenance note, not a bibliography of every idea in the unit.
Rights and privacy. Coraline is a copyrighted novel and film. This packet does not reproduce the novel, the screenplay, film stills, clips, or a transcript. Classes use school-licensed copies.
Source list
| Item | Status and provenance |
|---|---|
| Teaching pages | Original explanations, models, games, and scaffolds written for this packet. |
| Coraline | Directed by Henry Selick (2009), based on the novel by Neil Gaiman. Referenced as a studied text only; no extracts or stills are hosted here. |
| Film sequences | Teachers use a school-licensed copy. Students analyse sequence construction; the site hosts no video or audio. |
| Images | None. Diagrams and tables are built from type and CSS. |
What is not published
- No student work, names, results, or school data.
- No assessment instrument. No confidential class brief, scores, bands, or test papers.
- No copyrighted novel, poem, film, comic, image, or audio file beyond material that is public domain or original to this site.
- No private library index, manifest, or source folder.
How the pages were checked
- Every local link is tested as part of the site build.
- Every page declares Australian English, a viewport, a page title, and a description.
- The site is checked with automated accessibility and service-worker tests before publication.
- Links and claims are reviewed by hand when the packet is updated.
Last reviewed: October 2026. If a source or link changes, update this page rather than leaving a stale claim.