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Free graphic arts movie guides
Guided Movie Review Worksheet
This worksheet is designed to help students think critically about a film and write a thoughtful review of what they watched. This review worksheet will work well for films that are being viewed from the artistic perspective, such as classic films, cult films, and films that are adapted from literature.
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5th - 8th
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The Digital Filmmaking Handbook: The definitive guide to digital filmmaking
The Digital Filmmaking Handbook: The Definitive Guide to Digital Filmmaking" is an indispensable resource for both aspiring and experienced filmmakers. This comprehensive guide covers every aspect of digital filmmaking, from pre-production to post-production, providing practical advice, expert tips, and step-by-step tutorials.With insights from industry professionals, this handbook demystifies the digital filmmaking process, offering guidance on choosing the right equipment, mastering shooting t
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Film Review || Any Movie!!!
Thank you for downloading this fun resource! Please consider leaving a quick review! It helps me create more great content! Thank you! Our Film Review Worksheet is an easy-to-use tool that helps students share their thoughts and insights after watching a movie. It's designed to make movie analysis fun and straightforward.Key Features:Guided Questions: The worksheet has questions that guide students through discussing the movie's story, characters, and what they liked or didn't like.No-Fuss Forma
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6th - 12th
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Watch Guide - Abstract: Tinker Hatfield
Student Watch Guide for Docuseries "Abstract" S1 E2 on Netflix - "Tinker Hatfield: Footwear Design". Great for STEM, User Centered Design, UX, Product Design, Fashion Design, Design Process, Design Inspiration, Innovation Process. Print to use in class -OR- includes instructions for students to complete on their own. (Great for Distance Learning - Now with alternate Wired Interview if students do not have access to Netflix).
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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NGSS:
MS-ETS1-2
, HS-ETS1-3
, MS-ETS1-4
, MS-ETS1-1
, MS-ETS1-3
Finding Nemo Multi-Discipline Project
This project integrates a science research project with creative writing and art for students to exercise multiple skills. It is best used in upper-elementary to lower-middle grades and it can be modified or enriched as needed. I generally have students complete the project after unit of study on ocean life & habitat and show them the movie "Finding Nemo."
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4th - 7th
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stylish visual presentation of thread say more that delves into the idea
stylish visual presentation that delves into the idea
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Disney Channel's Theme: A DefunctTV Viewing Guide
Guide students through an engaging, entertaining, and educational journey through the music and entertainment industryThis is a viewing guide companion for the 90 minute DefunctTV Special on YouTube: Disney Channel's Theme: A History Mystery.Click here to access the documentary.Target Grade Level: Middle Grades / High SchoolPerfect For: Music Appreciation Classes / Music Class Sub Plans / Career Awareness Classes / Graphic Arts & Design Classes / Video Production ClassesContent Warning: The
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6th - 12th
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Adobe Photoshop Lesson 1 - The Work Area
Students will love learning Adobe Photoshop with this first introductory lesson because the steps are easy to follow along with, due to the visual video and explanations included within this lesson. It is recommended that your students have headphones so they can each individually listen to the instructions. Enjoy this first lesson FREE and if you and your students enjoy the content you may purchase lessons 2-8 from my store for $4.99 each or $19.99 for all of them as a bundle!
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6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Adobe Photoshop Lessons 1-8
Extinct Movie Worksheet with answer key
Have your students follow along with the movie Extinct (2021)
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Not Grade Specific
Movie Guide: The Sweatbox
The year was 1997, musical performer and composer Sting was asked by the Walt Disney Company to write the music for a new animated feature to be called Kingdom of the Sun. Sting agreed on the condition that his wife, filmmaker Trudie Styler, could document the process of the production with their own production company, Xingu Films. The result, an intimate look at the process that goes into making a Disney animated film, was a 86-minute documentary called The Sweatbox. Originally set for release
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Coloring pages with inspiring quotes from fictional mentors
Free 5 coloring pages with inspiring quotes from fictional mentors
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4th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Eric Goldberg: Animator with Answer Key
Legendary animator Eric Goldberg sketches Disney’s most iconic characters. This is a question guide that goes along with the short show (One Day at Disney) on Disney Plus.
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Not Grade Specific
Creating a Movie Project
A short and simple movie project for students to use in ICT. Includes directions and rubrics for each particular section of the assignment.
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9th - 12th
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Easy Sub/Backup Lesson: My Kid Could Paint That Reflection Guide
A reflection guide for use with the Bar-Lev documentary My Kid Could Paint That. This is a great sub lesson for the high-school level, including pre-, mid-, and post-viewing questions to prepare students to discuss what makes a work of art valuable.
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9th - 12th
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KIT OF BIRDS
PAK OF IMAGES OF SIX BIRDS AND FIVE INSECTS, ALSO FIVE ANIMATIONS, DON'T FORGET TO READ TERMS OF USE
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5th - 12th
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Happy birthday card Japanese
Nice and charm japanese language birthday card wish in Japanese
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Not Grade Specific
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