Media Arts Educational Videos for Students

Discover the developments in robotics and automation technology and explore the limitations of our current knowledge along with breakthroughs in this field of study.

A comprehensive look at the art of lighting people. Teaches how to control the size, distance & position of your light source, contrast control & ratios and how to use hard & soft light

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.

This program focuses on those who work as media professionals whether they are public relations specialists, journalists, photojournalists, advertising executives, newspaper editors or camera operators.

The Tell Me How series is a necessary addition to any library, guidance center or school curriculum. It explores a large number of career opportunities and different occupations to students, featuring real people doing real jobs.

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.

Get the 3 DVD Set. 3 DVD Set Includes: Advanced Story Techniques, Deepening The Theme and Broadening The Characters. Advanced Screenwriting, script consultant and screenwriting teacher, Dr. Linda Seger, takes you to another step to further integrate your story and theme and characters.

Professional screen and television writers, as well as aspiring students, have the rare opportunity to learn from master storytellers as they intimately share their creative process, craft virtuosity, and passion for the written word in its marriage to the screen.

Professional screen and television writers, as well as aspiring students, have the rare opportunity to learn from master storytellers as they intimately share their creative process, craft virtuosity,

Professional screen and television writers, as well as aspiring students, have the rare opportunity to learn from master storytellers as they intimately share their creative process, craft virtuosity, and passion for the written word in its marriage to the screen

First presented as part of the Writers Guild Foundations prestigious Words into Pictures event, The Art of Screenwritingn series features Hollywoods top motion picture and television writers, discussing specific aspects of the art of writing for screen & the different approaches to their craft.

This introductory-level program focuses on camera components, white balance, zoom, focus, depth-of-field along with the dos & donts of basic camera operation.

This award-winning series, devised and narrated by Peter Thompson, deals with the fundamental language of all moving images. Thompson opens our eyes to the basics of vision that we all take for granted.

This series of training programs examines how television commercials are made and who they affect. Each program is accompanied by comprehensive study notes.

The production processes of a humorous insurance commercial is amusingly narrated by producers Street Remley and Bob Dennis. We see them at work with the client and with the actors as the recording session proceeds.

Every aspect of a NIKE ad is dissected to reveal the extraordinary path of the making of a TV commercial.

Michael Shurtleff teaches an approach to acting that helps students learn to locate their own inner strengths and bring these strengths to bear with maximum energy and force in each role and each moment on the stage.

Discover the developments in robotics and automation technology and explore the limitations of our current knowledge along with breakthroughs in this field of study.

How to Make It In Film consists of a series of behind the scenes interviews with regional, national and international filmmakers, editors, directors, writers, cinematographers, producers and many others who work in the film industry.

How to Make It In Film consists of a series of behind the scenes interviews with regional, national and international filmmakers, editors, directors, writers, cinematographers, producers and many others who work in the film industry.

Academy Award winning actor Michael Caine, internationally acclaimed for his talented performances in movies for over twenty-five years, shares his personal insights into the art and science of film acting.

With a low budget and tight schedule plus setback and disasters ranging from the arrest of the caterer on day one of production to sudden schedule changes, actor illnesses and almost constant rain, this is the role of the AD in real-world production.

This program is a chance to hear from emerging and seasoned filmmakers as they discuss technical, legal, ethical and business issues of documentary film.

A 12-part multi-part look at the history, techniques, movements and people who create the magic of film. Early Cinema: This program looks at the very birth of cinema in the late 1800s through the talkies in 1928. It is a multi-part look at the history, techniques, movements and people who created the magic that we call motion pictures.

How Hollywood Does It is a look at the history, techniques, movements and people who create the magic of motion pictures. Documentary talks about some of the different styles of documentary filmmaking from the birth of cinema to the present day.