James Bond Scenes | ESL Film Storyboarding & Shot Type Project

This practical resource introduces students to the visual tools of film-making. Using a simple guide to shot types and camera angles, learners explore how framing can change the meaning, energy or impact of a scene.

They then work in groups to storyboard their own James Bond–inspired action sequence, choosing from one of six provided missions. The task is hands-on and flexible, with options to present, perform or film the final result. It’s designed to get students planning, collaborating and using new vocabulary in context, all while imagining high-stakes spy drama.

Whether you’re building a project lesson or injecting something more active into your classroom, this is a creative, accessible way to bring film language into English learning.

This resource is also part of our Music & Film | EFL Resource Pack, which is available to download here.

Perfect For:

• TEFL, ESOL, and EAL teachers introducing film language
• Teaching shot types and camera angles through practice
• Combining visual planning with speaking and presentation
• Students who enjoy spy films, storytelling or acting out scenes

Please Note: Once you have completed your purchase, you will receive a PDF to download and print. This is a digital download – no physical product will be shipped.