Media studies

Media studio storyboard to final film

Pupils plan storyboards, shoot video, edit audio and publish finished media — all in one workflow.

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Storyboard editor

Draw or upload images for each scene — specify camera angle and dialogue.

Shot list

Auto-generate shot list from the storyboard — saves planning time.

Video editor

Built-in video editing — cuts, transitions, text, music.

Audio & music

Record voiceover, pick royalty-free music, adjust audio levels.

Crew roles

Assign director, cinematographer, editor — each role has tasks.

Media XP

Every production phase earns XP and contributes to the subject profile.

In the classroom

Year 8 — short film

3-minute short film from idea to final edit in 4 weeks.

Year 9 — advert

Produce a 30-second advert with target audience analysis.

Sixth form — documentary

Pupils interview, shoot and edit a mini-documentary.

Two audiences, one tool

For the media studies teacher

Storyboard, shot list, editing and publishing in one place. Crew roles are documented so you can assess both individually and as a team.

  • Royalty-free music built in
  • Roles tracked per pupil
  • HD export
For the school

Finished pupil products can be published behind login or shared externally — with full GDPR control over who sees what.

  • Per-pupil publication consent
  • Watermarks for school identity
  • Audit log on sharing

Works with

Research base

  1. UNESCO (2021). Media and Information Literacy Curriculum for Educators and Learners. unesco.org source
  2. Mayer, R. E. (2014). The Cambridge Handbook of Multimedia Learning (2nd ed.). Cambridge University Press
  3. European Parliament (2016). GDPR Art. 5 — Principles relating to processing of personal data. EUR-Lex source

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