Update: Speak Out

I found 2 episodes on YouTube (recent uploads from The Art of Film on 16mm). Pic from ep "At The Post-Office" (ep 5) Set in Alfriston/Sussex. FWU, Radio Bremen 1971, 25 minutes, showing siblings Jenny and Simon. Actress Sheila Raynor. No more actors credits. Director Nigel Whittaker.  

The other episode (6) is "At a Shoe Shop", with older actors starring Barbara New, Elvi Hale. Maybe he has some more episodes.

This was the 2nd German ELT series on TV and the 1st using VCR. Previously I haven't found any pics nor clips. Produced 1971. I think first aired 1972.

Main post 

https://schulfernsehenenglischhistory.blogspot.com/2021/07/speak-out.html

Chronological list 

https://schulfernsehenenglischhistory.blogspot.com/2021/07/chronological-list.html

 

Optimise Stars

 

Year published/aired: 2024 ? 

Year produced/filmed:

# of episodes: 10 units each

Grade: A2-B2

Genres: Everyday's situations ?

Sub-subject:

Broadcaster: -

Production company: Macmillan

Production country:

Producer of videos:

Story: 

Editor:

Director:

Media: digital

Media distribution: Macmillan

Additional media: books 

Working material: Jeremy Bowell, Richard Storton, others

Material publisher: Macmillan

Novel available:

Other literature: 

Plot (short): A 4 level secondary course from Macmillan for teenagers. British English. Pics from the sample course videos. Pic 1 from the Speaking test video. Pic 2 from Speaking in the Background. Unknown levels. Clips are digital (digital workbooks/apps).

A companian course is Academy Stars (2nd ed, level A1). There's also Bright Academy Stars. There was an earlier prequel course ~2016 called Optimise (which still needs to be checked). 

Episodes: unknown length, probably short clips (maybe ~2 minutes each?)

Level A2 

Unit 1 Fun times

Reading video: Your favourite places

Gramma video: Present simple and present continuous 

Unit 2 (only grammar video) Past simple

Unit 3 On the move

Reading video: Holidays at home, grammar video  

Unit 4 The world of technology (only grammar video)

Unit 5 My style 

Upcycle your wardrobe! Do it yourself! 

Unit 7 Let's play

The life of an athlete - Girls united

Unit 9 Good for you

Choosing a healthy activity

Unit 10 At home (only grammar video) 

Vocabulary videos

Talking about free-time activities

Explaining likes and dislikes

Asking someone to explain

Talking about preferences

Describing things and giving opinions

Talking about the future

Giving opinions

Talking about a topic

Gicing yourself time to think

Agreeing and disagreeing 

 

Update: Link It!

 

I found better pics of Link It! (2nd Edition, 2024) Oxford University Press. Pic 1 from Level 1. Pic 2 from level 2. There are some more screenshots in the books.

Main post

https://schulfernsehenenglischhistory.blogspot.com/2023/05/link-it.html

The Wonderkids

 

Year published/aired: 2007 

Year produced/filmed:

# of episodes: ~36 units per level

Grade: 7 ??

Genres: Everyday's situations ?

Sub-subject:

Broadcaster: -

Production company: 

Production country:

Producer of videos:

Story: Brian Abbs and Ingrid Freebairn

Editor:

Director:

Media: DVD

Media distribution: Longman

Additional media: books, CD-ROM,

Working material: Zozetta Androulaki

Material publisher: Pearson Longman

Novel available:

Other literature: 

Plot (short): I found another 3 level Pearson Longman course by Brian Abbs and Ingrid Freebairn. There are confirmed Class DVDs (usually DVD-ROMs) and CD-ROMs. I think it's used with/part of the book series Sky. (I have 2 other DVDs for that (Life in Britain, Kirsty's Secret). There was also a course called Wonderland.

I haven't found any pics, PDFs or more details. I also tried archive.org and worldcat. So, I can't say if these are live-action or animated scenes. I think a secondary course for teens. Level 3 is for Senior C level students. In level 1 real kids should turn into cartoons.

The Wonderkids are Ollie and her friends Jess, Leo and Niki. They have special powers, help others and solve mysteries (at least in level 3).  

(Also or mainly) used in Greece. 

 

Episodes: unknown length

... 

Level 3

1. Making Friends

2. A busy time ahead

3. How did it happen?

4. My kind of music

5. I've just been for a swim

6. I've been downhill racing

7. Have you ever eaten squid?

8. The Wonderkids in ... The robbery

9. You musn't move it 

10. Where are you most ticklish?

11. The robot that won

12. The Paralympians 

13. I'm not used to this

14. He had dropped it in the sea

15. It's such an old house that ...

16. The Wonderkids in ... The gold ring 

...

36. Legal ages 

Update: Got it!

 

Sorry, I saw too late, that I already had this. New pic from level 1. (Student's books, probably cap from a clip). Boy Sam also wore grey cargo pants and light green shirt in unit 4. Plot here is about playing Basketball inside, maybe at school. Girl is called Zoe.

2010 course by Oxford University. 

Main post with 2 other pics including another boy

https://schulfernsehenenglischhistory.blogspot.com/2023/07/got-it.html

Enjoy English (1986)

 

Enjoy English : a step-by-step video learning system

Year published/aired: 1986 

Year produced/filmed:

# of episodes:  40 scenes 

Grade: 7 ??

Genres: Everyday's situations ?

Sub-subject:

Broadcaster: -

Production company: International Spontaneous Language Institute

Production country: USA

Producer of videos:

Story:  

Editor:

Director:

Media: VHSx3

Media distribution: B&CI Inc.

Additional media: books, 4 audio cassettes

Working material:

Material publisher: Itoh, Berlitz

Novel available:

Other literature: 

Plot (short): A course for at least Japanese Junior High schools. Filmed in the USA. Used at least in 760 schools in Japan. I found this including pic in a Nov 1989 issue of JALT.

Again, worldcat was very helpful. Publisher Itoh and the Berlitz School of Language (Japan) B&CI. Itoh is aka C. Itoh and Co Inc. Not much more can be found (maybe in Japanese). Berlitz also published Summer in Seattle (1990). Berlitz School of Language (America) published some more later. I haven't found anything about the producer.

Berlitz & C.Itoh (Berlitz & C. Itoh) also published "On Business Abroad", "Living Abroad" (6 VHS) and "First Step Abroad". C. Itoh (founded by Chubei Itoh) was renamed in 1992 again in Itochu (伊藤忠商事株式会社).

Not to be confused with Enjoy English (2006) or Let's Enjoy English. 

Episodes: unknown length

Come and see London

Year published/aired: 1991

Year produced/filmed:

# of episodes: 1

Grade: 7-10

Genres: London

Sub-subject:

Broadcaster: -

Production company:

Producer:

Story: Klaus Stanjek

Editor:

Director: Klaus Stanjek

Media: 16mm film

Media distribution: FWU 

Additional media:

Working material:

Material publisher:

Novel available:

Other literature: 

Plot (short):  A 15 yo boy from London writing a letter to his girl friend in Germany inviting her to London. Presentation /Sightseeing/ documentary about London. 14 minutes. Grades 7-10. Re-release in 2001.

Recently found on the YouTube channel The Art of Film on 16mm. 

Maybe there are other episodes with other subject?

 

Episodes:

Oxford Solutions

Year published/aired: 2009

Year produced/filmed:

# of episodes: 10 units each

Grade: A2-C1

Genres: basics

Sub-subject:

Broadcaster: -

Production company:

Producer:

Story: Tim Falla, Paul A. Davies,

Editor:

Director: 

Media: DVD/(DVD-ROM)

Media distribution: Oxford University 

Additional media: books, Class audio CD, ebooks

Working material: Tim Falla, Paul A. Davies,

Material publisher: Oxford University

Novel available:

Other literature: 

Plot (short):  A secondary course for teens. First and third edition has 5 levels (including Advanced, C1), some other editions just/currently 4 levels ?. Pic taken from 2012 2nd edition Pre-Intermediate clip. Unit 1 1F. , then just called Solutions. I found video DVDs and multi-ROM DVDs (different editions) maybe all are DVD-ROMs. There's also a Classroom Presentation Tool (Whiteboard ?).

At least there are also Czech (Maturita Solutions), Polish (Gold) and Bulgarian editions.

I think rather few clips of interest (general clips, landscape, sports Soccer, Baseball). Interviews might be of interest. I haven't checked all clips.

Episodes: unknown length, C=Culture clips, F=Functional dialogues

2nd edition

Elementary

1C Buckingham Palace: Culture Clip

1F Making Friends: Functional dialogue

2C: Baseball

2F. Interviews about likes and dislikes, Vox pop

3C Famous Schools

3F: Giving Directions: Vox pop

4C. Bonfire night

4F: Making Agreements

5C Crazy about curry

5F: Ordering food and drink

6C: Queenstown NZ

6F Asking for information

7C: William Wilberforce

7F Talking about your weekend

8C: Angel of the North

8F Interview about holidays

9C A Saturday job

9F Interviews about jobs

10C: Irish Immigration to America

10F Buying a train ticket

English G 21 What's in? What's on? What's up?

 

This is a 2 part DVD series, abbreviated as WWW, for the long running Cornelsen school book series English G21 (2010- ~2018). There were also different books for these DVDs called Unterrichtsideen zum Film mir Kopiervorlagen (handouts, script etc). For 3 different book editions (depending on German state) A, B and D,  DVD "Band 3" is for grade 7, Band 4 is for grade 8. Main author:  Barbara Derkow-Disselbeck. Movie production Tellus Vision. Director Anna Nordqvist. 

Luckily I found one movie (full clip/trailer) about 11 youngster from Orkney on caledonia.tv (Over the Sea to School) Band 3. Series director for that series: Les Wilson. That full series has 13 episodes.

Band 3: (OOP)

1. London 9'35

Photo: Montage: London 2'00"

Movie: Notting Hill (at the market) 1'33 (Universal LLLP)

Movie: Notting Hill (traffic scene) 0'55

Photos+docu: London street markets 1'17

Movie/interview: Extra: Brick Lane 3'48 (The Works TSC)

2. Scotland 10'34

Movie: William Wallace 0'35

docu: Over the Sea to School (Orkney Island) 2'00 Caledonia TV

docu Over the Sea (A typical school day) 2'38

music video: Travis Music Video 1'06

3. Up North 9'19

docu: I love MCR (Introduction) 0'57 (Manchester, Channel M)

docu: I love MCR (Youth Hostels) 0'36

photo: Montage: Manchester Football 0'28

Movie: Goal 0'27 (Goal Acquisitions)

docu: Making of Goal 1'42

4. Canada 10'58

docus by BC Pictures (Dragonboat, Toronto)

movie 3 clips: Fly Away Home (1996 movie)

5. Music, music, music 12'55

movies The Commitments (auditions), Fame, School of Rock, The Commitments (Mustang Sally)

 

Band 4: (sample PDF from offical website)

1 New York (17'20")

Movie: Hester Street 3'29

Movie: You've Got Mail 2'36

docu: 24 Hours in NYC 4'15

docu: 9/11 1'27

docu Extra: Firefighter Interview 1'30

2 California (13'08)

Docu: Earthquakes 3'13

Movie: 1.5 2'10

docu BBC Planet Earth 2'15

photo montage: Montage: California 0'39

3 Smalltown USA 10'51

photos: Montage Smalltowns 0'51

comedy: The Andy Griffith Show 1'20

TV series: Everwood 1'01

musical film: High School Musical (detention) 1'47

musical film: High School Musical (music scene) 0'46

(4 Atlanta) ...

Other DVDs were (1st with pic)

Out and About 1+2

Viewing

 

Get Involved!

 

Year published/aired: 2021

Year produced/filmed:

# of episodes: ~9 units per level  x3

Grade: A1+ -B2

Genres:  basics, everyday's situations

Sub-subject: grammar

Broadcaster: -

Production company:

Producer:

Story: Kate Pickering, others

Editor:

Director: 

Media: digital only

Media distribution: Macmillan 

Additional media: books, ebook, class Audio CD, game,

Working material: Kate Pickering, others

Material publisher: Macmillan

Novel available:

Other literature: 

Plot (short):  A six-level secondary course. American and British English. I think videos only as digital content. Photo 1 from official book sample. Level A2, unit 7 (Real-world speaking: Giving Opinions". Also good Level A1 unit 2 (Elena and Owen sitting). In A1+ Me and My Family is probably a young redhaired boy called Martin Cane. (Not sure if shown in a video). Around 3 videos in each unit.

On YouTube I found "Get involved starter unit 3 video Ordering a meal" but not as good. Later I found 6 clips of Level A2+ (pic 2 below from unit 3 Making a goal diary). Another interesting clip is Unit 2: Living in 1927 (also with younger kids). Most actors are obviously teens f/m ~14-17 yo.

Episodes: unknown total length. Clips are very short ~1-3 minutes.

A1+ (British English ?):

Vocabulary

1. Top three places in the world

2. Me and My Family

3. Farmer's Market

4. Sloth calendar

5. Smarphone gadget crafts

6. Fairy tale house

7. This day in history

8. Nadiya's journey 

Real-world speaking

1. Meeting new people

2. Talking about photos

3. Ordering Food

4. Making plans

5. Asking for information

6. Talking about last weekend

7. Buying a ticket

Project:

1. Design a new country and make a poster to introduce your country

2. Make a circle map of important people in your life

3...

World Wide English

 

Year published/aired: 2010 ?

Year produced/filmed:

# of episodes: 12x3

Grade: A2-B1, 7th

Genres: basics, grammar

Sub-subject: Geography

Broadcaster: -

Production company: Tellus Vision (Sweden)

Producer: 

Story: Akira Morita, Akihiko Sato, Bill Benfield, others

Editor:

Director: Vicky Finch

Media: DVDx3, digital

Media distribution: Cornelsen, Seibido (Japan)

Additional media: books, teacher CD

Working material:

Material publisher: Cornelsen

Novel available:

Other literature: 

Plot (short): There are at least 3 DVDs. ~1h20 each. 12 Programmes with 5 minute Introduction and 10 minute documentary (Cornelsen). Bonus clip with foods. Optional subtitles. I thought I found it earlier, but currently can't find it. I found a book sample (Japanese version, publisher Seibido). Maybe this is the original production? At least some clips were produced by Swedish Tellus Vision (Vol 1 only ?).

Pic 1 from review unit (7), book, on left Robert from LA?, pic 2 below from DVD 2 (Japanese sample). Obviously there are mainly or only grown ups or older teens shown and many landscape scenes.

Full Japanese title: World Wide English on DVD - For Global Communication Skills. (I only found 2 volumes there, green and orange covers, revised edition). Probably abridged. Original title: 世界で輝く若者たちの英語. First edition vol 1 is yellow.

Update: Added director, 2010 instead of 2011.

 

Episodes:  

Volume 1: UK: England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Irleland

Volume 2: New York, Los Angeles, Canada, Bahamas

Volume 3: Australia, South Africa, India, New Zealand

 

Vol 1: Revised edition (Japanese)

1. LA Living th Dream 3'38 Intro

2. LA Meeting Different Kinds of People 3'46 documentary

3. Scotland: A Country Filled with Imagination and New Ideas

4. Scotland: Being a Typical Scot, and Proud of It 3'59

5. Canada: Living in Harmony with Nature 4'21

6. Canada: A Young Adventurer in Ottawa 3'57

7. Review Section (pic 1)

8. NZ: Into the Peacefulness 3'57

9. NZ: An Interesting Walk with Sophie 4'04

10. England: Having a Big Influence on the World 3'44

11. England: Living Your Life to the Maximum 3'44

12. The Bahamas: Developed Tourism Maximum 3'51

13. The Bahamas: Making Steps to Archive Your Goals 3'55

14. Review Section II

DVD 2 ?: original 1st? Japanese edition

1. New York: The City That Never Sleeps 3'28 Intro

2. New York: A Passion for Hip Hop 3'59 documentary

3. Australia: The Unique continent 3'24 intro

4. Australia: A Girl with Big Dreams and High Hopes  3.57

5. Northern Ireland: A Country with Old History and Unique Nature 3'56

6. Northern Ireland: More Than Meets the Eye 3'27

7. Review Section 4'40

8. South Africa: The Rainbow Nation 3'01

9. South Africa: Life Is a Gift 3'47

10. Wales: A Small Country with a Big History 3'26

11. Wales: Enjoying New Experiences 3'44

12. India: A Lively Country of Colors and Contrasts 3'52

13: India: The Most Important Things in My Life 3'43

14: Review Section II

 

Audio/Video-Sampler (Diesterweg)

This is a 2010 DVD-ROM from Diesterweg (Westermann) with 60 minutes video and 70 minutes audio for grades 7 and up. Whiteboard support. Can be used with course Notting Hill Gate. (That is for grades 5 and up).

Subtitle: Authentische Filmsequenzen und Hörmaterialien für Englisch ab Klasse 7.

Subjects: Food and Drink, Be a Sport, On the Street, Life Stories, The World of Science, Cash in hand, Art and Music, Going Places.

Pic taken from the back cover. Can't say if there are also younger kids or teens shown.

Eyes Open

 

Year published/aired: 2015- ?

Year produced/filmed:

# of episodes: 8 units each

Grade: A1+-B1+

Genres: Geography

Sub-subject: culture

Broadcaster: -

Production company:

Producer: 

Story: Ceri Jones, Ben Goldstein

Editor: 

Director: 

Media: DVD, /online resources

Media distribution: 

Additional media: books, class audio, DVD-ROM, Video project packs, comic strips,...

Working material: Ceri Jones, Ben Goldstein

Material publisher: Cambridge University Press

Novel available:

Other literature:

Plot (short): A four-level secondary course for older teens. British English. Teacher's books have extended digital contents. Next to Video DVDs there are also DVD-ROMs (presentation plus, whiteboard?). And of course online contents for students. Pic from the official sample (Level 1 clip 3 Real Talk).

(Some or all) videos from Discovery Education TM with global contents (probably Culture, CLIL). Tagline: Discover a new perspective. Worldwide culture and geography/culture. Not sure about the Real Talk clips (short interviews, mainly studio).

Episodes: unknown DVD length, all or most clips are obviously very short ~ 1-2 minutes, some "Real Talk" clips ~1 minute and less.

 

Level 1

0.1 Asking for clarification (2 girls) Real Talk

1. Discover Culture: My family, by Boris Moldanov 

1. Language focus: Robot fighters

1. Real Talk: On the phone

1. CLIL: The Land Down Under 

2. South Africa School

2. Discover Culture: Chinese gymnast

2. Language focus: Ali's day

2. Real Talk: Asking for information

2. CLIL: Mars

3. Discover Culture: South African Schoolgirl

3. Language focus: Kung Fu school

3. Real Talk: Asking for information (pictured)

3. CLIL: Da Vici's Design

4. Discover Culture: Dabbawallas

4. Language focus: Fishing in Japan

4. Real Talk: Asking and giving permission

4. CLIL: Mountains of Rice 

5. Discover Culture: Animals in the city

5. Language focus: Shark attack

5. Real Talk: Ordering food

5. CLIL: Chameleons

6. Discover Culture: Crossing cities

6. Real Talk: Sequencing

6. Language focus: Rome: ancient and modern

6. CLIL: Big Art 

7. Discover Culture: The bowler

7. Language focus: The Palio

7. Real Talk: Expressing interest, Get it right! American and British English words

7. CLIL: Extreme Fishing

8. Discover Culture: Alaska

8. Language focus: City of Water

8. Real Talk: Making suggestions

8. CLIL: Holiday in Australia

Update: Think

 

I found this better scene from an earlier level, Starter Level, episode 1 Just a Little Joke (Cambridge University Press), clip A1 video 1. Younger studentes sitting eating ice cream. The boy pictured is called Tom (Thomas) said he's from Paris, Texas (USA). 2 boys and 2 girls. The other boy is called Dan. One girl is Ruby, the other Ellie or similar.

Level 1 already has older teens. The previous pic was from level 4 episode 4.

I also have added some clip titles. The video series is called Get Th!nking.

Main entry

https://schulfernsehenenglischhistory.blogspot.com/2023/01/think.html

Got it!

 

Year published/aired: ~2010

Year produced/filmed:

# of episodes: 8 units/level

Grade: Beginner-Upper intermediate

Genres:  basics, everyday's situations

Sub-subject:

Broadcaster: -

Production company:

Producer:

Story: Denis Delaney, Philippa Bowen

Editor:

Director: 

Media: DVD, digital

Media distribution: Oxford University 

Additional media: books, ebook, CD-ROM, class Audio CD,

Working material: Denis Delaney,

Material publisher: Oxford University

Novel available:

Other literature: 

Plot (short):  A four-level American English secondary course for teenagers. Pic1 from an official book sample. Starter Level unit 1 (2nd edition) showing Jacob (probably on left) and Max. There's also a girl called Lucia. Pic 2 from an official clip showing Sam and Zoe (unknown level, probably level 1 (1st edition), there's also Teo).

There should be DVD and CD-ROMs and Split editions (4 units each) and "Plus" editions (Online skills ?) with audio and video as well. Also with interactive whiteboard contents (itools). I think a DVD is in fact a DVD-ROM. I've seen one with Starter and Level 1, obviously a DVD-ROM for students.

Books first released in 2010. 2nd edition (plus) 2015. Beginners to upper intermediate (latter one is level 3).

Episodes: unknown length , most clips probably very short ~2 minutes each?

Starter:

Unit 3+4: Washington DC 

Level 1:

Unit 1+2: High School Music Club

Plus  edition:

Unit 1: Shelly.

Update: Another pic of Sam and Zoe from level 1. 

https://schulfernsehenenglischhistory.blogspot.com/2025/10/update-got-it.html 

 

Project Explore

Year published/aired: 2018 ?

Year produced/filmed: 2018 ?

# of episodes: ? ~6 units/level ?

Grade: A1-B1

Genres:  basics, everyday's situations

Sub-subject:

Broadcaster: -

Production company:

Producer:

Story: Paul Shipton,

Editor:

Director: 

Media: DVD-ROM, digital packs

Media distribution: Oxford University 

Additional media: books, Class Audio CD, ebook, board game

Working material: Paul Shipton,

Material publisher: Oxford University

Novel available:

Other literature: 

Plot (short):  A five-level course for teenagers. Pic from the Starter level (introduction). Boy on left is probably Joel, on right Jan. Some clips (at least levels 0 /starter and 1) are animations. Next to digital resources and class Audio CDs, there are also DVD-ROMs (at least) in the Teacher Packs.

At least also used in Spain.

2 more pics of Level 2 with another handsome boy.

https://schulfernsehenenglischhistory.blogspot.com/2023/06/update-project-explore.html

https://schulfernsehenenglischhistory.blogspot.com/2026/02/update-2-project-explore.html

Episodes: unknown length , most or all clips are very short ~2 minutes each

Starter

1. Culture: Do You speak English?

2. Too Late

2. Culture: Interesting collections 

3. Culture: Special days at school

4. Culture: Weekend fun

5. Culture: Famous bridges

...

Level 1

5 A strange Holiday

Level 2

Neighbors (see update)

Level 3

 1. Culture: Family Celebrations

2. Culture: Teenage tech habits 

3. Culture: Four sports that have been invented in Britain

4. Culture Sherlock Holmes

5. Culture: The International Space Station

6. Culture: Famous film directors

Hello

Level 4

1 Culture: Charles Darwin

2 The Museum of the strange 

2 Culture: The smart tourist's guide to New York

4 Baseball

5 Dublin

... 

Link It!

 

Year published/aired: 2019 ?

Year produced/filmed:

# of episodes: ? ~12 clips/level ?

Grade: A1-B1+/B2

Genres:  ?

Sub-subject:

Broadcaster: -

Production company:

Producer:

Story: Philippa Bowen,

Editor:

Director: 

Media: digital pack only?

Media distribution: Oxford University 

Additional media: books,

Working material: Philippa Bowen,

Material publisher: Oxford University

Novel available:

Other literature: 

Plot (short):  A six-level course for teenagers. With Culture videos and vlogs. I only found a (book) sample from Level 3 unit 1. I think clips as digital packs only. There are also splitted Students Packs like 1A and 1B with 4 units each. Media-rich content, mixed media format, some or all clips might be links only to online media? Level 4 is aimed at 15-17 yo. One screenshot is shown on each back cover. Pic is from level 1.

Also at least used in Spain.

I found better pics of level 1 and 2 (2nd ed 2024)

https://schulfernsehenenglischhistory.blogspot.com/2025/11/update-link-it.html

Episodes: unknown length 

Level 1: 

1. Greetings

2. Dates and special days

Culture: The U.K.'s biggest family

3. Quantity

Culture: Life on a houseboat - American and Japanese homes 

4. Prices and paying for things

5. Asking for and making suggestions

Culture: Bike messenger in New York City

6. Likes and dislikes

7. Ability

8. Shopping for clothes

Culture: Where do you go shopping?

Level 2:

1. Inviting and making arrangements

Culture: The Highland Games

2. Describing People

3. Asking for and giving directions

4. Going to the movies

Culture: Film school

5. Asking for permission

6. Buying a bus ticket

Culture: Space Travel

7. Ordering food and drink

Culture: L.A. food trucks

8. The details of a trip

Level 3: (no sample about contents)

1. Checking in at an airport (only sample unit for every level)

Level 4... (4-6 contents available)

Harmonize

 

Year published/aired: 2022 (Dec)

Year produced/filmed:

# of episodes: ?

Grade: A1-B2

Genres: basics

Sub-subject:

Broadcaster: -

Production company:

Producer:

Story: Robert Quinn,

Editor:

Director: 

Media: digital pack only?

Media distribution: Oxford University 

Additional media: books, Class audio CD, ebook

Working material: Robert Quinn,

Material publisher: Oxford University

Novel available:

Other literature: 

Plot (short):  A new six-level lower secondary course from Oxford University. I think digital resources only (mixed media format, also in student's books). Published in Dec 2022 (Starter/Level 1). Levels 2 and up are obviously not published yet.

Obviously many (short) videos in chapters vocabulary/listening, grammar/speaking, and "Project coach". 

Same clips probably in course Synchronize.

Pic from level 1 unit 6 (official book sample) Izzy (and Tom)

Episodes: unknown length (most or all assumed to be very short)

Starter level:

Welcome: How to do project work

1. Our collage

Listening: My favourite things

Speaking: Meeting people 

Project coach:

2. My digital album

Talking about a photo

3. Our game!

Triathlons

Making plans and arrangements

4. Amelia's school day

Talking about timetables

5. Our amazing show!

Talent Day

Making requests

6. Our dream home 

Giving instructions

7. Shopping challenge!

Bying something in a shop

8. Summer holiday!

Tom's Holiday

Showing interest and surprise 

Level 1:

1. My family tree

Listening: Are we good friends?

Speaking: Meeting people and making new friends

Project coach:

2. Talking about likes and dislikes

3. How to play it?

Making arrangements

4. Shopping for clothes

5. Interesting food combinations

Ordering food and drinks in a café

6.1 Sophie and Mack's vlog: Our Desert Island (Fiji and 5 other islands)

Asking for giving and refusing permission

6.4 Madagascar (Kyle)

Asking and giving opinions

Asking and giving directions

6.5 Can I borrow your raincoat? (2 parts), pictured

Project coach:

Level 2:

Your World

Year published/aired: 2022 ?

Year produced/filmed:

# of episodes: ?, 9 units each

Grade: 7 ?

Genres: basics

Sub-subject:

Broadcaster: -

Production company:

Producer:

Story: Graham Fruen,

Editor:

Director: 

Media: digital pack only?

Media distribution: Pearson 

Additional media: books,

Working material: Graham Fruen,

Material publisher: Pearson

Novel available:

Other literature: 

Plot (short):  A four-level secondary cource (British English) from Pearson (Spain). With BBC videos (Culture videos). Videos as digital maybe included in teacher books and interactive student's books. Pic from the official Spanish YouTube channel (unknown level, probably from level 1 unit 1.6 Everyday English showing Noah, Lena and Mateo).

 Several, probably short videos including Grammar, Speaking and Vocabulary.

Episodes: unknown length 

Your World 1: (Your World and You, BBC)

1. Child prodigies

A typical day?

Feeling the Music

Museums in the UK

Get on board

 

Your World 2:

Street Talk (BBC)

1.4 Grammar in Action (Rachel)

1.6 Speaking (pictured ?)

Get Dancing! (BBC)

Your World 3

Unit 1 Street Talk (BBC) 

Grammar in Action (Abe)

1.6. Everyday English (Bea and Abe)

Disconnecting (BBC Culture) Matt, Natalie

Indian Food, Liverpool style

The Highland Games

Artic Life

Learning goals

Newland Street

Year published/aired: 2004

Year produced/filmed:

# of episodes: ?

Grade: Pre intermediate-intermediate

Genres: Teen soap

Sub-subject:

Broadcaster: -

Production company: Kilombo Films

Producer:

Story: Penny Ur, Mark Hancock

Editor:

Director: 

Media: DVDx1, VHSx1

Media distribution: Cambridge University, Klett

Additional media: activity book

Working material: Penny Ur, Mark Hancock, Ribe, Ramon

Material publisher: Cambridge ELT

Novel available:

Other literature: 

Plot (short):  A soap for teens. ~60 minutes DVD and VHS (OOP). I haven't found any clips or screenshots except this on the cover and no samples of the activity book. Classroom supplement DVD with optional English subtitles. Media by Sonopress. Produced by Kilombo Films (Spain ?)

I also have checked the archives. 

A releated DVD of that time is way to Go! (40 minutes, teen videos incl. documentaries, lower level).

Update: I found 2 sample pages on one of the author's site (Mark Hancock) with some screenshots and some more infos about 2 episodes and characters.

characters: Mr Chan (school cafe), Jamie, Mel's little brother, Lizard and Spike (all ep 2), ep 3: Pam, Ben and Haley's mother (also pictured: Jamie, Spike, Lizard). One screenshot at

https://schulfernsehenenglischhistory.blogspot.com/2023/01/update-newland-street.html

Episodes: DVD length ~60 minutes

2. Spike and Lizard

3. Meeting in the gym