Update: Project

 

This is from Project (Forth Edition, I think from 2013) from Oxford University Press. I already had this under Project Video (1989, VHS). I hadn't found good screenshots then. Probably these are new clips. DVD video available (might be DVD ROM).

Pic 1 from part 4 Dylan's Plan (Drama) Level 3 unit 4. Pic 2 from Level 1 unit 4 part 2 Your favourite sport (Interview). In total 5 levels. I haven't checked them all. I only found clips of levels 1-3 on YouTube 17/17/25 clips. ~1-5 minutes each.

There are also animations and grown-ups and many (teen) girls shown. Materials still from Tom Hutchinson. Also available as Czech and Serbian editions, maybe more.

There's also "Project Explore" from Oxford University, maybe not related.

https://schulfernsehenenglischhistory.blogspot.com/2021/07/project-video.html

 

Making Friends

 

Year published/aired: 2013 ?

Year produced/filmed:

# of episodes: ?

Grade: 6e (A1-A2)

Genres: basics, grammar

Sub-subject: culture

Broadcaster: -

Production company:

Producer: 

Story: Jean-Louis Habert, others

Editor:

Director: 

Media: DVD

Media distribution: Belin Education

Additional media: books, audio CDs 

Working material: 

Material publisher:

Novel available:

Other literature:

Plot (short): Another French course by Editions Belin. I think for 6th grade only. The video DVD should be included in the "manual" (probably manuel d'eleves avec CD, the student's book) and there's a pack of 3 Audio CDs (89 audio tracks) depicting screenshots but probably not containing videos. 

Story filmed in the UK. Main characters obviously the boy (Jack 13 yo from Scotland ?) and a girl (Emily 10 yo from England). The cute blue little alien robot is called Zero (age 125 from planet YZ932) . The vision turns blueish when watched by Zero. I found a 9 minutes official clip on YouTube called Making Friends 6e - Présentation de la méthode. Also showing some others in a class at school.

At least 5 units. Unknown amount of videos. I only found very few book samples.

Episodes: ~4 minutes each clip

Tiger

Titles: (New) Tiger

Year published/aired: 2013 ?

Year produced/filmed:

# of episodes: 6 units per level ?

Grade: 1-3, A1-A2

Genres:  basics, everyday's situations

Sub-subject: songs, culture

Broadcaster: -

Production company:

Producer:

Story: Carol Read, Mark Omerod

Editor:

Director: 

Media: DVD, digital

Media distribution: Macmillan 

Additional media: books, ebook, class audio CD, ...

Working material: Carol Read,

Material publisher: Macmillan

Novel available:

Other literature: 

Plot (short):  A six-level primary course for kids. Originally called Tiger, the current edition is New Tiger. There's also Tiger Time, Tiger Tracks, Tiger Team (2013) and maybe more, probably same or related (same authors). Pic 2 from Level 1 Tiger & Friends songs Ten Fat Sausages, pic 1 from New Tiger 3 Unit 5 Culture video (official sample Macmillan Spain). These kids are often shown, also in school uniforms.

Videos are: Animated stories, Cross-curricular videos, Culture videos and song videos.

At least used in Spain  and Poland.

The Tiger 1 DVD has 9 Culture videos and 6 animated Storyteller. (At least levels 1-3 have animations).

Books have codes for ebooks (Navio).

Episodes: unknown total length, most clips are very short ~1-4 minutes each

Tiger & Friends 1

Songs: Ten Fat Sausages (pic 2)

Songs: The Easter Egg hunt, The baby wants a mother, "Two, Four Six, Eight",

New Tiger 5

Unit 4.8: Music in the USA

Next Move

Year published/aired: 2013 ?

Year produced/filmed:

# of episodes: ~9 units each

Grade: A1-B1 

Genres: basics, grammar

Sub-subject:

Broadcaster: -

Production company: 

Producer: 

Story: Carolyn Barraclough, Fiona Beddall, Katherine Stannett, Jayne Wildman 

Editor: 

Director: 

Media: DVD

Media distribution: 

Additional media: books, Class Audio CD, DVD-ROM, digital ...

Working material: 

Material publisher: Pearson Longman

Novel available:

Other literature:

Plot (short): A 4 level secondary course for teens (A1-B1). At least British English, probably also American English. Pic from Level 1. I haven't found separate DVDs. There are DVD-ROMs on an Intercative Classroom Pack, and one in Active Teacher (each level). There's also a 6 level course from Macmillan for young kids (animation only ?).  At least 2 editions. I haven't found more clip names in the sample books. Maybe there are fewer clips like on other similar DVDs.

Episodes: Unknown DVD length. Samples found on official YouTube channel

 Level 1

-Talking about position (pictured)

Level 2

-Shopping (clothes shop, teen boy+girl same as pictured)

Level 3

-Permission

Level 4

-Invitations (younger boy and girl)

Big English

 

Year published/aired: ~2013 (ed 1) ?

Year produced/filmed:

# of episodes: ~9 units each

Grade: 1st grade, ages 6-12 yo 

Genres: basics, grammar

Sub-subject:

Broadcaster: -

Production company:

Producer: 

Story: Mario Herrera, Christopher Sol Cruz

Editor: 

Director: 

Media: DVD

Media distribution: 

Additional media: books, Class Audio CD, picture cards, posters, DVD-ROM, digital ...

Working material: 

Material publisher: Pearson Longman

Novel available:

Other literature:

Plot (short): A 6/7 level intensive primary course for young kids aged 6-12 yo (pre-A1-B1). British and American English each. 1st ed ~2013 (DVD (CLIL)), 2nd ed. ~2017. Pic 1 from an official sample taken from 2nd ed. American English (Level 1 unit 6), pic 2 from a general overview (American English as well). DVD clips are called Big TV. The Class CD also has a DVD. There's also Big English Plus (DVD-ROM Activeteach with video clips as well).

DVD length not found, same for full contents/names of clips. There are samples for each unit but without name. One is about Olympic Games (grown ups).

Episodes: Unknown DVD length

 

 

English G Lighthouse 2

Unlike parts 3+4 (which have different teens in each part), part 2 (6th grade) has the  same actors like in the 1st part (Sarah, Paul and Anna, from left, for actor's name and staff see part 1). I found several screenshots in the official book preview. I hesitated to order this, as they are often shown in school uniforms and in one episode with caps. Probably there are no more DVDs of them.

The plots are quite good and funny. Again set in and around Plymouth. All have longer hair, obviously filmed several months, up to one year later. Paul has not that fresh haircut. Orange jeans and dark blue pants 7/8th. Also starring again Tom, the older brother of Sarah (few scenes) and new Ethan, older cousin of Anna (unit 6 only). Also new actors (from other schools) in People and places. Tag rugby don't have handsome actors. Squashbox theatre has just a man. Meet Bilbo mainly a man. Lighthouse 1 is much better.

In unit 2, Paul wearing a ghost costume and white face (Tom as a vampire). DVDs are good, but for learning English it also needs the books and a teacher.

Screenshots of ep. Letterboxing (Paul with woollen cap) can be found in preview of school book Go Ahead 6. 

Headlight, Highlight and Lighthouse (English G) are obviously the same DVDs. Books are slightly different as aimed at different school types.

Letterboxing and maybe some few more episodes also appear on DVD English G Access (2014/2017/2019).

Units: episodes ~5 minutes each

The Kids from Harbour Road

1. Oh dear, oh dear!

2. Halloween night (inside)

3. Vote for Paul! (mainly at school, class representative)

4. Sarah's pasties (pictured)

5. Letterboxing

6. Where's Anna? (sightseeing)

People and Places:

1. The drama club (several kids)

2. A tour of my neighbourhood (boy)

3. At Dartmoor Zoo (girl)

4. Tag rugby (mainly teens)

5. Meet Bilbo! (man with lifeasaver dog)

6. Squahbox theatre (puppeteer)

New Offenburg

 

Full Title: New Offenburg - Die letzten Badener der USA

Year published/aired: 2013

Year produced/filmed:

# of episodes: 1

Grade: ~7?

Genres: documentary history

Sub-subject: culture

Broadcaster: no ?

Production company: barrierifilm, Blue Elephant

Media publisher: wide released

Story: Johannes Suhm

Editor:

Director: Johannes Suhm

Media: DVDx1 

Additional media:

Working material:

Material publisher:

Novel available:

Other literature:

Plot (short):  Documentary about German immigrants (Black Forest) in Ste. Genevieve, Missouri. Last generation of immigrants grewing up with German language and founding 3 towns including New Offenburg. More infos on IMDb. 78 minutes + bonus 18 minutes (deleted scenes, short film "Oma Emilie". Audio English and German /Alemannic /Badish dialect. With subtitles German and English.

Probably mainly very old people shown. Few kids. Also sports shown (American Football). But I only have seen the trailer.

 

Episodes: 1

Teens in Canada

 

Year published/aired: 2013 

Year produced/filmed: 2012

# of episodes: 2

Grade: 7-13

Genres: Documentary teen lives 

Sub-subject: Canada

Broadcaster:  WDR

Production company: Sonder - Film Music

Production country: Germany 

Story: 

Editor: 

Director: Josias Tschanz

Media: DVD?

Media publisher:

Additional media:

Working material:

Material publisher:

Novel available: 

Other literature: 

Plot (short):  Documentary teen lives in British Columbia (both teen girls as main character), also see episodes

 

Episodes: 15 minutes each

1. Taylor - Living for the Rodeo (pictured) 16 yo girl Taylor with her brother Logan near Frazer River, rodeo pro and con, interview, newspaper report

2. Naina - Shoot for the Moon (Sikhs, immigrants from India, family, radio moderator)

Info: New entry previously not on my wik.

There's also an (unrelated) series called Reports in English with subseries like Teens in London, and also 2 episodes about Canada. Working material on planet Schule. Vids had recently been removed. I think available/used in early 2021.