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Principles of A/V Basics
Principles of Audio & Visual (A/V) Basics – High School PresentationThis comprehensive Principles of A/V Basics presentation is designed for high school students and serves as an engaging introduction to audio, video, animation, graphic design, digital art, and foundational creative skills. Ideal for CTE, media arts, animation, broadcasting, or introductory A/V courses, this multi-day slide deck provides structured lessons, vocabulary, discussions, and hands-on activities. What’s Included: Mul
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology, Graphic Arts, Other (Arts)
Graphic Design Basics
Graphic Design Basics – Introduction to Visual Communication (High School)This Graphic Design Basics presentation is a comprehensive, beginner-friendly introduction to graphic design for high school students. Designed for Graphic Design I, Media Arts, Animation, or CTE pathways, this multi-day lesson introduces students to visual communication, design thinking, and industry practices while building foundational art and technology skills. The presentation blends art, technology, and career exp
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Graphic Arts, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
History of Film & Cinema PowerPoint / Google Slides Video Links & Speaker Notes
History of Film & Cinema - PowerPoint / Google Slides is a brief history of film and cinema. This PowerPoint is completely editable and includes speaker notes that aid your understanding of each slide and use during your lecture. PowerPoints also include video clip links. This is an excellent addition to your Video Production class. * Includes both a PowerPoint and Google Slides version of the slideshow.Topics CoveredKinetoscope Vitascope silent Films The Great Train Robbery (1903) Four Horseme
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology, U.S. History, Visual Arts
Ag Mechanics | How to Read a Ruler/Tape Measure | Middle & High School
📏 How to Read a Tape Measure (to 1/16") | Ag Mechanics | Canva Presentation + Student NotesTeach students one of the most essential shop skills with this How to Read a Tape Measure lesson designed for middle school and high school Ag Mechanics or CTE classes. This Canva presentation walks students step-by-step through reading a tape measure down to the 1/16 inch, with a matching student worksheet for guided practice. 📘 What’s Included: ✔ How to Read a Tape Measure Canva PresentationExplai
5th - 12th
Engineering, Other (Arts), Other (Science)
Also included in: Ag Mechanics Measurement Unit BUNDLE! | Middle & High School
Animation History Part One – 1900s to 1940s: Pioneers & Inventions
Animation History Part One – 1900s to 1940s: Pioneers, Inventions & the Golden Age of Animation (High School)This Animation History Part One (1900s–1940s) lesson introduces high school students to the origins of animation, exploring the inventors, early devices, studios, and technological breakthroughs that shaped the medium. Designed for Animation I, Animation II, media arts, and CTE pathways, this presentation provides essential historical context that helps students understand how animatio
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Art History, Graphic Arts, Visual Arts
Introduction to Storyboarding Part 2 – Writing Scripts & Storyboards
Introduction to Storyboarding Part 2 – Writing Animation Scripts & Creating Effective Storyboards (High School Animation)This Introduction to Storyboarding Part 2 lesson teaches high school students how to translate story ideas into written scripts and visual storyboard panels. Designed for Animation I and II, media arts, and CTE pathways, this presentation bridges the gap between story concepts and visual planning by guiding students through animation scriptwriting and storyboard constructi
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Creative Writing, Graphic Arts, Visual Arts
Nine Basic Camera Shots in Film / Video - PowerPoint / Google Slides
Nine Basic Camera Shots in Film / Video - PowerPoint / Google Slides introduces students to the nine basic shots in video production. Each shot comes with photo and video examples from film and television, and an explanation of when they are used. These PowerPoints are completely editable and include speaker notes that aid your understanding of each slide and help during your lecture. PowerPoints also include video clip links summarizing concepts. * Includes both a PowerPoint and Google Slides
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Other (Arts), Visual Arts
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