Develop students’ critical and creative media skills with Manipulating Digital Media, a collection that explores how meaning is shaped through visual storytelling and design. By unpacking how artists and filmmakers use techniques to influence audiences, this series empowers students to become both informed viewers and confident creators.
In Genre-nators, students investigate how film genres are constructed through elements such as camera work, sound and visual style, building an understanding of how conventions shape audience expectations. In Funfair High, students explore contemporary art and architecture through the work of Callum Morton, then apply their learning to redesign their own school environment as an imaginative, theme park-inspired space.
Featuring engaging video content, structured lesson sequences and creative project-based activities, this collection provides teachers with practical, ready-to-use resources that are easy to implement.
Aligned to The Australian Curriculum: The Arts (Media Arts and Visual Arts), Manipulating Digital Media supports critical thinking, creativity and visual literacy—offering busy teachers an engaging way to connect digital media learning to real-world contexts.
