The film extract is selected two years in advance, so students studying the new GCSE media studies qualification, taking their exams in 2010 could study and be examined on the blockbusters of today, such as Indiana Jones, which debuts at Cannes this week.
The moment passed: new specifications for media and film studies qualifications were published last week.
More than 6.5 million subject certificates are awarded each year, according to Michael Fox, the chief media officer at the qualifications office.
But equally, as with graduates from all subjects, having a degree is only a fraction of the qualification most media employers will look for, the rest is down to experience.
Is that because of their qualifications or the media policy reflected in his remark?
Those who cannot find work should consider listing their skills and qualifications on social media sites, he says.
Journalists from non-privileged backgrounds are filtered out through unpaid internships and expensive post-graduate qualifications, ensuring the media is a closed shop for the well-to-do.
In "An American Daughter," Lyssa Dent Hughes, a dedicated public servant, is virtually vivisected by the media not because of her qualifications but because of a minor oversight she committed.
Recent assertions made in Newsweek magazine and picked up by other media concerning Afghan National Police weapons qualifications procedures are factually incorrect.
The 13-year-old, who is likely to be retired before next year's race, is not rated high enough to make the top 40 runners this year, leading to two days of heated discussion among racing fans and on social media as to whether the qualification process should be overhauled.
