A comprehensive sow for the new CSP Sephora Black Beauty and existing Score Hair Cream (1967). Including interleaving tasks and homework for the entire unit. All relevant theories are inlcuded such as: post-colonialism, feminism, post modernism and some extra ones. Relevant contextual adverts and information about the evolution of advertising is included too.

Scheme of learning for the Online Media unit of study as part of the Eduqas A Level Media Studies Specification. Each lesson is broken down by the key areas of assessment; media language, audience, representation and industry. Each area also covers key theoretical approaches. Content Warning: some of the vidoes and other content taken from KSI’s YouTube and social media channels used in these lessons may be considered racist, homophobic, transphobic, misogynistic, etc. and will need to be shown at your discretion.

A detailed and student-friendly Eduqas A Level Media Studies Newspapers teaching resource focused on the new set product: The Times, 23 July 2025 front page, which will be assessed from 2028 onwards. This resource includes two complete booklets: A student booklet for classroom use, independent study, homework and revision A teacher booklet with teacher notes and suggested answers included below each task This complete teaching and revision resource is designed to help students understand, analyse and revise The Times as part of the A Level Media Studies Newspapers section. It breaks down the key areas of the Eduqas theoretical framework in a clear, accessible and engaging way, making it ideal for classroom teaching, intervention, cover work, independent learning and exam preparation. The booklet covers all the essential areas students need to know, including media language, representation, media industries, audiences, ideology, political bias, ownership, regulation, print newspaper conventions and online newspaper contexts. It also supports students in applying key terminology accurately and developing confident exam-style analytical responses. Included in the resource: Clear introduction to the Eduqas Newspapers unit Background and context for The Times Focus on the new 23 July 2025 front page set product Student-friendly notes on media language and layout conventions Representation analysis of people, issues, events and social groups Industry notes covering ownership, regulation and production Audience and readership analysis Clear explanations of ideology, political bias and social context Exam-style questions and paragraph practice Retrieval practice, comprehension tasks and knowledge checks Pair, group and independent learning activities Planning grids, sentence starters and revision checklists Glossary of key newspaper terminology Suggested answers throughout This resource is ideal for teachers preparing students for the updated Eduqas A Level Media Studies newspaper set product. It gives students the knowledge, confidence and exam practice needed to analyse The Times effectively, while saving teachers valuable planning time.

Perfect for classroom display or student revision! Bring Media Studies to life with this vibrant and accessible set of Media Theory Posters designed specifically for the Eduqas GCSE Media Studies course. These eye-catching posters simplify key media theorists and theories into student-friendly summaries, memorable quotes, and bold visuals – ideal for helping learners understand and recall core concepts. What’s Included: 17 full-colour posters (A4 or A3 printable) Each poster features: • Name of the theory and theorist • Simple one-sentence explanation • Direct quote from the theorist • Bold image for dual coding Covers theories on representation, narrative, identity, media language, gender, race, and audience Theorists Included: Stuart Hall, Roland Barthes, David Gauntlett, Levi-Strauss, Propp, Dyer, Andrew Goodwin, Alvarado, , Dyer, Goodwin, Propp, Todorov, Blumler & Katz, Katz and Lasarsfield, Stanley Cohan, Steve Neale, Levi-Strauss, Mulvey, Van-Zoonan, and more! Designed by a Media Studies teacher with over 25 years teaching experience, for use with mixed-ability groups – perfect for displays, revision walls, theory lessons, or student folders. Printable PDF – ready to download and print at home or school. Aligned with the Eduqas GCSE Media Studies glossary and exam content, but also suitable for other specifications (AQA, OCR) or KS5 introduction. Written by a Media specialist HOD, with over 26 years teaching experience, T&L team member and Instructional Coaching lead. Love this resource? Please leave a review! Massive thank you!

A whole SOW for the Crime Drama unit of study, which is part of the EDUQAS GCSE Media Studies specification. The SOW includes 10 lessons that focuses on the 4 different areas of the theoretical framework; media language, representation, audience and industry. It also includes a mid-term assessment.

Resources designed to support the teaching of the 2001 film The Others and a related critical essay. Includes a PowerPoint (also included as a PDF file), worksheets, a talking task and a critical essay plan.

A revision resource for A Level Media Studies focused on the WJEC Eduqas specification and the theorists listed in the exam board Teaching Guides. I encourage my students to highlight the sections on the sheet as we cover the material. It also serves as a basis for checking knowledge later on. It is designed to fit on a single side of A4 paper, though it scales decently to A3 for displaying. The two-page resource summarises each theoretical viewpoint briefly and organises the theorists according to the appropriate theoretical framework. This resource pairs reasonably well with the A Level Media Studies - Exams Structure and Theories knowledge organiser available on the store. Both the .pdf and the .pub are included so that you can customise it to your teaching groups.

This fully editable worksheet is designed to match the specification and is perfect for homework, cover lessons, or independent study. Each task is carefully structured to help students consolidate key content, deepen understanding, and support effective revision. Ideal for home learning, retrieval practice, flipped learning, or in-class support. Ai was used to help create these accessible and engaging, this no-prep resource helps boost progress while saving teacher time.

This pack contains a 31-slide PowerPoint & student booklet. Booklet contains a spot test to test key terms from any earlier induction session. The lesson introduces students to core technical codes, analytical frameworks, and practical camera skills. Description below was generted by AI after it read the PowerPoint - ** ALL LESSONS ON THIS SHOP ARE HUMAN MADE WITH ZERO AI INPUT - ** Key Content & Topic Areas Core Media Language Concepts: Introduction to media codes—technical, audio, and visual—alongside key analytical terminology, including denotation vs. connotation, textual analysis, audience response, and representation. Framing & Composition: Exploring how spatial composition shapes audience perspective through open framing versus closed framing (frame-within-a-frame) techniques. Shot Types & Camera Distance: Comprehensive coverage of framing scales, ranging from extreme wide and establishing shots to extreme close-ups, point-of-view (POV) shots, and over-the-shoulder perspectives. Angles & Positioning: Theoretical breakdown of how camera height and angle—such as low angles, high angles, canted/Dutch angles, and bird’s-eye views—connote power dynamics, vulnerability, and psychological tension. Camera Movement: Analysis of dynamic storytelling tools, including tracking shots, pans, and tilts, and how they submerge the viewer into the scene. Still Photography & Styles: An introduction to still media imagery, exploring genres such as fashion, photojournalism, portraiture, fine art, and landscape photography. Plenary & Consolidation Tasks The lesson finishes with interactive, differentiated application activities designed to solidify student understanding: Storyboard Analysis: Students identify and label various shot types using a 18-frame Star Wars storyboard grid. Textual Analysis Practice: A written exercise asking students to unpack two specific shots from the sequence, detailing their denotations and analyzing their emotional/narrative connotations. Creative Planning Exercise: Students review a scenario synopsis and plan the opening three shots of a scene to introduce characters Practical Photography Application: practical paired task where students head outside to construct and capture their own shot list. Image Evaluation:

Covering all the CSPs for the 2026 AQA GCSE Media Studies exam, this revision guide is chunked and written in student friendly language. Including clear links to the theoretical framework, media theories, past questions, glossary of terms and more.

An independent revision booklet for Year 11 full of revision activities and practice exam questions for the OCR Media Studies GCSE - Componenet 1 and 2. Covers: TV - TV Industry, Vigil and The Avengers Promoting Media - Film Industry and The Lego Movie Music - Magazines, Music Videos (Teenage Dirtbag and Sk8er Boi, but editable for the products your centre has chosen) and Radio (Live Lounge) News - Industry and The Observer Includes a PDF and Word version of the booklet

A wide range of unseen media texts (game covers, magazine front covers, album covers, advertisement posters, etc.) with an accompanying exam-style question and an additional multiple choice quiz with six possible answers that encourages students to include subject terminology as part of their analysis. Answers for the multiple choice included for self or peer assessment. *I DO NOT OWN ANY OF THE IMAGES INCLUDED

A complete set of lesson slides and analytical tasks designed to teach A-Level Media Studies students how to analyse print advertising in depth. This resource was originally used to teach the Dove, River Island and Shelter print adverts (2024 OCR A-Level Media Studies set products); however, teachers will need to check the most current specification and adapt content where necessary. The lesson pack provides a strong foundation in analysing media language, representation, audience positioning, and wider social and cultural contexts within print advertising. Tasks and examples are structured to build higher-level analytical skills suitable for all A-Level Media Studies courses. This resource is ideal for OCR, AQA, EDUQAS/WJEC or any exam board requiring students to explore: • Media language in advertising • Representation and ideology • Audience targeting and positioning • Industry and brand identity • Visual codes, layout and design • Contextual influences on advertising campaigns Includes: • Lesson slides covering analysis of Dove, River Island and Shelter adverts • Structured tasks to build analytical writing and exam-style responses • SEN/AEN-friendly layout and clear explanations • Suitable for cover delivery with minimal preparation • Adaptable for use in KS4 Media or as A-Level foundation teaching This pack is a flexible, high-quality introduction to print advert analysis and an excellent starting point for any A-Level Media Studies unit on advertising across exam boards.

FULL scheme of work for EDUCAS Component 2’s television option ‘The Bridge’. Covers all for areas of the framework thoroughly. Also packed full of example questions and Band 5 models.

An outstanding scheme of work which is a perfect way to introduce media studies. The scheme of work focuses on the key media concepts: Audience, representation and Media language embedding important media theories. The scheme of work introduces these concepts in a engaging way with a focus film study embedded into the scheme of work. The film study explores the film: Divergent, perfect for representation and audience. The scheme of work assesses using the BTEC Tech Award in Creative media production 2022 curriculum however, the mark sheet is easily adapted and only focuses on audience, which I’m aware most exam boards focus on. Each lesson is planned for 60-minute lessons However, can easily be adapted or extended further. The lessons support students with all of the tasks needed to complete the component. There are a variety of teacher led activities, active learning tasks with all differentiated to stretch and challenge the higher ability students and support the lower candidates. I use the lessons as half teacher led and second half Workshops and active learning. When introducing key concepts there is useful worksheets and learning mats which has been designed by myself whereby my head teacher expressed that “he had never seen such fantastic resources”. The lessons in the scheme of work include: Introduction to media studies Audience Audience structure when writing Target audience Camera angles Practical workshops Representation Genre Analysing key scenes Propp’s character theory Todorov’s narrative theory Assessment Photoshop And more… The PowerPoints are aesthetically pleasing and students have commented on this throughout my teaching of the component. I have a 100% pass rate I really hope you enjoy teaching these lessons. Please leave any feedback 

A practical list of Film Language words and phrases - not inexhaustible but covering a broad range of terms. This list is useful for both the current and new specifications.

Introduction to Denotation and Connotation The Eduqas GCSE Media Exam Spec Theoretical Framework - Language / Representation / Industry / Audience Scaffolds and Exemplars Annotating Factsheets Ideological Spectrum Infographic Technical Denotations for: Film Marketing (DVD covers/Theatrical Posters) Magazines Cinematography (TV, Music Video) Newspapers Advertising

Powerpoint overview of the OCR course

A powerpoint presentation which goes through expectations, course elements and assessment objectives