📋 Tender Overview
With the objective of training on rhythm, assembly, audiovisual language and editing techniques, as well as presenting the main software used in the segment, the Solano Trindade School of Training and Artistic, Technical and Cultural Qualification (Escult) launches, this Friday (22), the free course of video editing. The formation, the result of the partnership between the Federal Institute of Goias (IFG) and the Ministry of Culture (MinC), is focused on students, culture workers and professionals from various areas interested in entering or improving in the audiovisual field.
Entries can be made until November 22 in the. The training is performed in the distance modality and with a workload of 60 hours.
For Professor Murilo Berardo Bueno, course coordinator and teachers who elaborated the content, the goal is to improve the formative knowledge of audiovisual professionals and the world of culture work regarding the relations between image and sound, the techniques of rhythm, language and narrative and the meanings of assembly.
The content of the training was developed by teachers Denise Gomes Cavalcante (Bachelor of Cinema, Master and PhD in Information Science, researcher in the area of audiovisual), Hercules Monteiro (Master in Design from the Federal University of Pernambuco and Cultural Producer) and Gusthavo Crispim Cardoso (Bachelor of Audiovisual from Goias State University and fiction and documentary film producer).
In addition, the course is offered in distance education mode, with access to video lessons, written study material, self -forming exercises and an interactive virtual classroom with accessibility resources.
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ESCULT was developed by the Directorate of Policies for Culture Workers (DTRAC), the Secretariat of Creative Economy (SEC), together with the Federal Institute of Goias (IFG) and the Federal University of Reconcavo da Bahia (UFRB). It is part of the training and qualification program for the world of culture work. In accordance with the National Culture Plan (PNC), the proposal is to offer free and continuing (FIC) and postgraduate training courses.
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