$12.99Plan Every Shot Storyboard Creator
A 7–9 period storyboarding unit: SWBAT lesson plan, two warm-ups, a 60-second film capstone and rubric, built around the free Plan Every Shot app.
For media & film teachers · Grades 8–12
Media literacy and filmmaking materials made by a media teacher, for real classrooms: free tools, ready-to-teach units and projects students actually want to make.
Students turn their own photos or sketches into a labeled storyboard, play it as an animatic, and turn it in as a PDF.

$12.99A 7–9 period storyboarding unit: SWBAT lesson plan, two warm-ups, a 60-second film capstone and rubric, built around the free Plan Every Shot app.
$12.99Go ahead, make a scene. Students study a real film sequence shot by shot, then build and edit their own 6–8 shot sequence.
$12.99Students capture all 26 shot sizes, framings and camera moves, label each one on a storyboard and turn in a PDF.
After sleep, media is what teens do most. A complete introduction to media studies and media literacy, from Gutenberg to the phone in their pocket.
Students become the media company: small groups take a real-life scenario and plan how to get inside a teenager's head.
A two-part get-to-know-you activity from the Why Study Media unit that gets students thinking about the media they can't live without.
Two styles of word-art bulletin boards and posters in several sizes for media, journalism and humanities classrooms.
An activity-driven unit that shows students how meaning moves between people, and what happens to it along the way.
A silent, three-minute get-to-know-you activity that proves to students it's impossible not to communicate.
Turn one of the most common fears into a 45-minute lesson: a two-sided poster on the symptoms of stage fright and how to beat them.
A Publilius Syrus quote on a classical-style poster, with a short guide that turns it into a conversation about how we speak.
Great interviews aren't luck. Students learn the types of questions working reporters use, then put them into practice.
A media-themed poster you customize with your school name, logo, program name and a QR code to your program's site.
An encouraging reminder that the skill is in the person, not the tool, for any classroom learning new technology.
A poster that warns and encourages: plan and work carefully now so there's less to fix later.
Plato's reminder that student-athletes should aim to excel in both the classroom and the game.
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