TMW Media Educational Videos

Valuable for students aspiring to enter the world of Filmmaking. Young people everywhere are interested in "breaking in" to film production.

In this series, Holshevnikoff shares his expertise through dozens of "before & after" demonstrations & lighting placement diagrams. The four DVD set includes: Lighting Faces, Lighting Interviews, Color Correction & Filtration and Lighting Backgrounds.

Subjects Covered Include: Theater Sound, System Design, Readable Materials and Farwell

Advances in science, technology and engineering will make cars and roads safer to drive. The size and shape of cars and how they are designed and built in the future will also change.

For teens living in a society where everything from perfume to pastry is sexualized and internet porn is readily accessible, is it too easy to go too far?

With the rising phenomenon of social networking websites, constant interconnectivity with friends and family is now part of daily life.

In this program host Host Jeff Gardner spends his day with truck driver Tim Wells. From inspecting the engine to dealing with traffic, Jeff discovers there is a lot more to driving an 18-wheeler than meets the eye.

In this program, host Melody Young spends the day with a skilled veterinarian and gets a lesson in treating sick animals. She discovers the extensive training required to be a veterinarian and the rewards of the profession.

Violence & Television with George Gerbner: George Gerbner, communication scholar, theorist, teacher, poet, and the founder of cultivation theory, discusses his work which influenced four decades of research on violence and television.

In this program, Melody visits cyberspace where she teams up with website designer Mona Currey to show what you can do with a working knowledge of computers.

An in-depth docudrama exploring the Westmores Legendary Legacy. In the history of the modern American cinema, there are but few legacies of makeup artists.

Women and Media by Dr. Cindy Lont is a fast moving program with visuals of past and present media and interviews with Dr. Maurine Beasley, Sheila Gibbons and Junior Bridge, all foundational scholars in the field of women and media.

Women have broken through the "glass ceiling" and overcome discrimination to get where they are today. But the pressures to succeed, to please employees and customers and to meet the needs of family all vie for attention in the world of top executives.

This program examines correct and safe procedures when working in an auto shop. It is designed for beginning high school students who have little or no experience in working in a shop environment.

This program gives a first hand look to the ins and outs of a laboratory. From Fume Hoods to Personal Protective Equipment, this program is a must see for students attending a chemistry class for the first time.

Fitness plans and diets are a multi-billion dollar industry, yet 50% of Americans are overweight and many are medically obese.

The number of violent crimes committed by juveniles nationwide continues to rise alarmingly. In response, the courts are sentencing more young offenders to tough prison terms

In this program host Melody Young visits with Zookeeper Ric Urban and discovers the education required to care for animals and the role of zoos in preserving endangered species.