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Screen Worlds: The Story of Film, Television and Digital Culture is an exhibition spanning over 100 years of the moving image, from pre-cinematic objects and forms to today's immersive media.
The exhibition contains 220 screen-based displays, over 30 hours of moving image content, including specially commissioned works, and fascinating artefacts and memorabilia.
Screen Worlds gives students the opportunity to think critically about the moving image, to create work and manipulate its forms and to understand the integral role it plays in our lives.
Teachers can lead their students on a self-guided visit, or can book an educator-led tour designed to provide the background knowledge to support the exploration of exhibition themes.
ACMI Education provides downloadable
Teacher Notes and
Student Activities to ensure a successful visit to
Screen Worlds.
Free self-guided visits are available, or an educator can lead your tour at a cost of $5 per student.
- All visits need to be booked in advance
- Self-guided and educator-led visits are available from 10am to 4pm weekdays
- Bookings are for a minimum of 10 and a maximum of 30 students
- All groups must bring their booking confirmation with them on the day
> Book your Screen Worlds Education visit
You might also combine a visit to this fascinating and inspiring exhibition with one of our engaging workshops or seminars. Select the appropriate year level on the left hand menu for more information.
