Make key Media Studies vocabulary more visible, memorable and engaging with this set of 17 terminology posters, available in both a bright full-colour version and a printer-friendly black-and-white colouring-in version.

Designed for GCSE and A Level Media Studies classrooms, these visual word-art sheets are ideal for reinforcing subject-specific terminology across media language, representation, audiences, industries, newspapers, film and television.

Use them to create a colourful classroom display, support revision, introduce key vocabulary, provide a calming starter activity or give students a creative way to build confidence with essential Media Studies language.

This resource includes:

• 17 Media Studies terminology word-art sheets
• Full-colour versions for instant classroom display
• Black-and-white versions for colouring, annotation or low-ink printing
• A wide range of key terms, including:
  • Camera shots, angles and editing
  • Media language and semiotics
  • Narrative and genre
  • Representation and ideology
  • Audience theory and audience positioning
  • Newspapers and print terminology
  • Media industries, ownership and regulation
  • Digital media, convergence and social media vocabulary

Terms featured include: semiotics, ideology, anchorage, symbolism, representation, hegemony, patriarchy, feminism, encoding, decoding, cultivation, hyperreality, convergence, synergy, ownership, USP, AIDA, product placement, gatekeeping, propaganda, tabloid, broadsheet, framing, composition, mise-en-scène terminology, camera shots, camera angles, editing and many more.

A fun and practical resource for keeping vital terminology in front of students throughout the course.

Ideal for:

• GCSE Media Studies
• A Level Media Studies
• Classroom displays
• Revision walls
• Vocabulary support
• Cover lessons
• Early-finisher activities
• Colouring and mindfulness tasks
• Media Studies booklets and displays