The phrase "a media project" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific project related to media, such as film, television, radio, or digital content creation.
Example: "The students presented their ideas for a media project that focused on environmental awareness through short films."
Alternatives: "a multimedia initiative" or "a content creation project."
It's a good film, but billed as "a media project for young children whose parents are lesbian or gay".
In 2008, when he was 17, Reynolds invited a 16-year-old girl to his home on the pretence of her helping with a media project.
Short version: Family Restaurant is a media project for young children whose parents are lesbian or gay.
But a media project that conspires from a foundation of accusation and bitterness is not leading to positive reconciliation.
Now, through Dreamers Adrift, a media project he co-founded, he encourages Dreamers and "undocu-queers" to tell their stories using various art forms.
The fork in the road didn't come until I'd landed a job as a researcher/writer for a media project on the pharmaceutical industry.
Bill Densmore, a founder of the payments firm Clickshare, a former newspaper publisher and now a consultant and a director of a citizens' media project at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, has been promoting micropayments from the beginning.
His first game was a simulation title that was part of a future media project for a publishing house.
The Waiting Room, pairs a film about 24 hours in an ER waiting room with a 'social media' project that integrates blogs, conversations, behind the scenes videos, and interactive discussion.
In March 2013, she launched Interrupt Mag, a participatory media project based on an open letter she wrote asking women, "What would you say if you had access to mass media?" Contributions to the site have included written essays about race and body image, interviews with inspiring women, and video projects about beauty and the media.
"In July 2010, Joe McSpedon, a midlevel USAID manager, flew to Barcelona to put the final touches on a secret plan to build a social media project aimed at undermining Cuba's communist government.... To hide the network from the Cuban government, [USAID officials and contractors] would set up a system of front companies using a Cayman Islands bank account.
