What Teachers Are Saying About This Course
Film and media teachers share how they’ve used our Production Assistant course in their classrooms — highlighting how it supports career readiness, real‑world skills, and student success.
How to use in your classroom
Our teachers have made this program part of their media, film, and arts curricula in creative ways — from reinforcing soft skills to building professional confidence.
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teaching soft skills
Hear from three of our teachers:
Katie McQuone-Botello, Sunnyside High Fresno
Kevin Clifton, West High, Fresno
Philip Chidel, Marin School of the Arts
How to fund the course
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“I know in our district when I came in, there wasn't a lot of money given to art. I need my students to have more than just what this budget allows me. So I went and wrote for grants, I went and found different ways just to have that support. And when Prop 28 came along, that was like, hey, you don't need to do all this running around anymore, because of that money, I'm able to go and buy those tools that I need.” Michael Jones, Film Teacher, Casa Robles, Orangevale, CA
Anywhere, Anytime
“I would tell the teachers that this is a great opportunity for you to be able to open up your classroom. Not only during the time you're in the classroom with the students, but also when they're at home, they can use their laptops or school equipment or even their phones to access the training that they offer because it's all online. I like that point of being able to take the classroom outside of the classroom in a sense. Virtually through this coursework, because it's online.” Dr. William Henshaw, Film Teacher, Redwood High School, Visalia, CA
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