MEDIA EDUCATION

Inspire Learning Through the Power of Film

Bring the Power of Film to Your Classroom

Utah Film Center’s Media Education programs help K–12 educators use film to create engaging, standards-aligned learning experiences that build media literacy, strengthen critical thinking, and encourage students to explore diverse perspectives.

Program Highlights

 

Explore our Media Education programs and discover how film can deepen learning, spark meaningful discussion, and engage every student!

Programs Offered

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Tumbleweeds Field Trips

Tumbleweeds is a film festival experience with films from all over the world and workshops for kids to enjoy. Teachers can also request Tumbleweeds films for FREE in their classroom.
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Teacher Professional Development

Our FREE teacher professional development program offers a high-quality curriculum and professional development for educators to integrate filmmaking into the classroom.
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Classroom Workshops

Our FREE classroom workshops offer an opportunity to have a professional in the filmmaking industry teach students about what goes on behind the scenes in their profession, helping students become informed viewers and critical thinkers.
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Films with Activities

Our library of films and short films are available to stream in the classroom for FREE along with study guides to enhance student learning, exploration, communication, and creativity.

The Media Education Department partners with the following organizations in the state to support educators, students, families, and communities. If you are a community organization that wants to partner with the Media Education department, please contact us at .

Utah Film Center Media Education programs are supported by POPS

About POPS
POPS (Professional Outreach Programs in the Schools) is an educational outreach program in the fine arts that provides a mechanism for Utah’s professional art organizations to assist in teaching the Utah’s fine art core curriculum in the public schools. Professional organizations match state revenues to support and enhance the delivery of art education through demonstrations, performances, presentations, and educational activities in the schools. The program ensures that each of the 41 school districts have the opportunity to receive services in a balanced and comprehensive manner over three years.

Utah Film Center POPS 2019-20 Final Annual Report

For more information contact Utah Film Center’s Media Education team at [email protected]