Work with Erick
Coaching & Support
One-to-one help for film teachers, and practical consultation for departments and schools.
Teaching film is often a solo job. You plan the unit, shoot with the class, mark the work and start again. Coaching gives you a second pair of eyes — someone who has taught the course, examined the assessments, and hit the same problems in a real classroom.
Sessions run online. Bring a unit plan, a student draft, an assessment task, or a question about how to sequence a term. We work on what is in front of you, not a generic curriculum.
How the work is arranged
One-to-one online coaching
A single session on one problem: a lesson you are about to teach, a student film that has stalled, or feedback you are unsure how to write.
Online · one session
Department and school consultation
A working session with a film department or a school leadership team. Course structure, equipment, timetabling, staffing and assessment planning.
Online or in person · by arrangement
Short-term help
A small block of sessions across one term — for teaching the course for the first time, taking over a department, or getting students to an assessment deadline.
A few sessions · fixed period
Ongoing support
Regular sessions across the school year for teachers who want a steady point of contact rather than one-off advice.
Optional · termly
What to expect
Who it is for
Secondary-school film teachers, IB Film teachers, and schools starting or rebuilding a film course.
What you bring
Real material — a unit plan, a lesson, a student draft, a mark scheme, or a question about how to sequence a term.
What Erick reviews
Your plan and materials before the session, so the time goes on decisions instead of context.
What you receive after
Written notes from the session, the changes you agreed, and any examples or resources referenced.
Mode
Online. In-person work with schools by arrangement.
Fees
Agreed by enquiry, based on the format and the scope of the work.