Film, video, and TV can be powerful instructional tools when used appropriately in the classroom. They make teaching and learning more concrete by transmitting a wide range of audio and visuals to bring models of excellence and realities of the world to viewers. When implemented correctly through preparatory activities, focused viewing, and reflective post-viewing discussions, visual media can equalize educational opportunities and enhance learning. However, they also have limitations such as one-way communication and potential for excessive viewing of violence on TV.