Say Cheese! Media Studies Students handle 20th Century Cameras

Professional photographer Mr.Nuth teaches the history of point and shoot cameras in the Media Studies classroom. A huge thank you to Ms. Ava for bringing Mr. Nutth to NIS

Jerry Yang • November 21, 2025

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Cherry, Maisy and Grace (G11) experience disposable cameras

On November 13th, 2025, professional photographer Mr. Nuth came to NIS as a special guest to teach the media studies team about the history of photography and camera equipment.

Mr. Nuth brought many different kinds of cameras, old pictures and rolled films. He taught about the evolution of cameras with many stories of his experiences. And he let the media studies team touch these cameras, getting the chance to take a journey through history.

At the end of the presentation, Mr.Nuth separated the media studies team into four different groups, and handed out a small camera to the group called “Quick snap” to give the media studies team an experience of taking images with 2oth Century technology.

Old School Cameras

A Media Museum in Mr. Jack's Classroom

Cameras from the 1940s all the way through the 2oth Century. Media Students learned how cameras worked before digitization.

Hands on - Thank you Mr. Nutth!!!

Dominik G11 looks on as Eiffel G11 tries out a a disposable camera while Alex G11 looks through the lens of time.

Kodak Advert 1980s

At the end of the class, a student in the media studies team interviewed Mr.Nuth about some tips and ideas about future journalism and photography skills. He gave many important tips for the future of Journalism at NIS.

This kind of creative teaching in photography and journalism is truly precious for journalists in the media studies team, and has been a great opportunity and memorable experience for the students.

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