The audiovisual production course for young people starts in April.
The Hope Brazil Development Institute (IDEBRA) in partnership with Extrema’s Prefecture and the Creative Economy Hub launches, at the beginning of April, the professional course in Audiovisual Production. Training young people to produce institutional, commercial, and educational videos is the objective. Classes, which had begun on April 28th, take place in Vila Rica’s Residents’ Association, always on Thursdays from 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm.
The capacitation will last three months and will be taught by Júlio Suñe and Aníbal Clemente. The content will present notions of lighting, techniques for handling equipment, concepts of scripting, capturing techniques as well as image and audio, and all the training necessary to carry out an audiovisual production. There are twenty-five vacancies and so far twenty-two has registered.
“The Logistics Operations and Audiovisual Production courses are expanding professional opportunities. The youth will also have the opportunity to receive adequate training, in addition to being able to count on an education system that will certainly provide the basis for everyone to be prepared for the competitiveness of the job market. It is a pride contributing to the training of those who fight for a better quality of life and, above all, for a more dignified career based on a structure consistent with the demands of the work market”. said the General Coordinator of the course, Fabricio Santana.
Practical production will include all audiovisual genres and formats such as vignettes, spots, documentaries, interviews, debates, round tables, journalistic material, and short films, among others. Want to be qualified? So keep an eye on our social media for upcoming opportunities!
IDEBRA is a Civil Society Organization focused on training the Brazilian youth since 2005, based in Duque de Caxias/RJ.
