YouTube Channels for Media Studies Students

If you’re studying Media Studies or just interested in the field, YouTube can be an awesome resource for learning outside of the classroom. Here are a few channels you should definitely check out:

  1. Nerdwriter1
    This channel dives deep into film analysis, media theory, and pop culture. The way it breaks down visual storytelling and media techniques is insightful for anyone studying media.

  2. Film Riot
    For those interested in the production side, Film Riot is full of tutorials, tips, and tricks on filmmaking. Whether you’re just starting or already have some skills, it’s a great resource for learning about cinematography, editing, and more.

  3. Every Frame a Painting
    Although it’s no longer active, this channel offers incredible analysis on film technique. The videos are concise but rich in content, perfect for media students wanting to understand storytelling through visuals.

  4. CrashCourse Media Literacy
    This series is super helpful for getting to grips with media literacy, covering everything from media ownership to the power of advertising. It’s a great primer for understanding the broader media landscape.

  5. Kaptain Kristian
    For a more creative look at pop culture and media, this channel provides beautifully edited videos that explore the significance of media in modern culture—definitely worth watching for visual inspiration!

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amazing recommendation!

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thanks! :grin:

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These YouTube channels sound like such a great way to deepen our understanding of media studies! I’m especially interested in Nerdwriter1 and how it breaks down visual storytelling. Have you checked out any of these channels? Which one do you think has had the biggest impact on your studies or perspective on media? I’d love to know!

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Absolutely! Nerdwriter1 is fantastic for visual storytelling—his analyses are so insightful! I’ve checked out a few of these channels, and I think Every Frame a Painting really changed the way I look at film techniques. It made me appreciate the craft behind every scene so much more!

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