Video & Media Creation for Classrooms

Making media is one of the most direct ways to get students explaining what they know. They script it, record it, watch it back and revise, and the editing is usually where the real thinking happens. The equipment needed is more modest than most people expect.

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• Green screen — backdrops, stands, clips and softbox lighting to turn a corner of the room into a studio
• Podcasting — USB headsets with microphones, desk mics and class sets for recording audio
• Stop motion and animation — cameras, iPad stands and software for frame-by-frame animation and claymation

What students practise

• Scripting and sequencing, and planning before recording rather than after
• Speaking clearly for an audience, then listening back and revising
• Editing decisions: what to keep, what to cut and what order it goes in

Most of these projects also need a camera. See Cameras & Webcams for webcams, visualisers and flexible-neck models that handle both filming and close-up work. Everything ships from Australian stock, and schools are welcome to order on a purchase order or request a quote.