This resource introduces students to market segmentation through demographics and psychographics. It includes engaging ideas for individual and group activities. Students will: Create their own customer profile Conduct close analysis of an advertising campaign Design a Coca Cola poster for a target audience

This Power Point workbook defines and explaines the different components of mise en scene. It has four activities: BBC Mise En Scene Quiz Critique Deconstruction Close Film Analysis Critique Paragraph Students can use this Power Point as a workbook, or it can be used as a presentation.

This is an interactive plot diagram created on Canva Whiteboard. You can project it onto your whiteboard and students can write plot details over the speech bubbles. This resource has a picture frame that you can edit to include an image of the text your class is studying. This resource also includes a printable worksheet. Once you have purchased the resource, I will share the Canva Whiteboard with you. You will need a Canva account to view it.

This interactive game helps students match the correct shot size name with its corresponding visual. It provides the correct answers and definitions for each shot size. This is a great resource for students who are beginning to learn about film and media conventions. The shot sizes included are: Extreme close-up Big close-up Close-up Medium close-up Mid Shot Medium Long Shot Long Shot Very Long Shot The link to the resource will be included in the Power Point that you download. Please email me with any questions, feedback etc. I am also open to collaborations if you have any interactive resource ideas!

This simple Powerpoint presentation will demonstrate how different lighting techniques create meaning for audiences of moving image media. Using Disney’s *Beauty and the Beast *as an example, students will be introduced to eight common cinematic lighting techniques. This presentation also includes some questions and activities to deepen student learning. At the end of the lesson, students will be able to analyse and appraise the lighting techniques of an animated narrative.

This resource is a timeline worksheet. It asks students to match five events of the holocaust with the words of famous Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel. Prior to completing this activity, students may watch the Elie Wiesel and Oprah Winfrey interview: https://www.schooltube.com/media/Winfrey+%26+Wiesel±+Auschwitz+%28Part+1%29/1_zyggjsr4