This educational video provides a comprehensive introduction to the complex plane, a fundamental concept in Pre-Calculus and advanced algebra. It begins by grounding the topic in history with Gerolamo Cardano and Jean-Robert Argand before diving into the practical mechanics of visualizing complex numbers. The video explains how the two-dimensional plane is structured with real and imaginary axes, distinct from the traditional Cartesian X-Y plane, though operating on similar coordinate principles. The content covers three main technical skills: plotting complex numbers as coordinates, calculating the modulus (absolute value) using the distance formula/Pythagorean theorem, and converting complex numbers from rectangular form to polar form. It explicitly connects these new concepts to prior student knowledge of polar coordinates and trigonometry, making the transition to complex number operations smoother. For educators, this resource serves as an excellent core lesson for introducing the geometric representation of complex numbers. It includes worked examples with pause points for student practice, specifically addressing common sticking points like quadrant-specific angle adjustments when finding theta. The video effectively bridges the gap between algebraic manipulation of imaginary numbers and their geometric properties.