From Paper to Screen
An itinerant creative-management workshop for audiovisual: in four free sessions, participants plan and develop their own project — from an overview of the sector to fundraising, production and distribution. It travelled through Curitiba, Paranaguá and Toledo (PR), with places reserved for under-represented groups.
About the project
The course “Creative Management in Audiovisual: Projects from Paper to Screen” shows, in practice, how an audiovisual project happens from start to finish — not just theory: participants organise, plan and develop their own project. Free and accessible, with professional guidance, real simulations and market insight, it trains new talent in Curitiba, Paranaguá and Toledo (PR), reserving places for under-represented groups.
Syllabus (4 sessions): 1) Introduction to audiovisual — an overview of the sector; 2) Planning and feasibility — schedule, budget and fundraising; 3) Production — pre-production, production and post-production; 4) Distribution and management — circulation, legal, ethics and accountability. Current topics include trends and Artificial Intelligence.
By the numbers
Schedule
Conservatório Municipal de Música — Rua Dr. Leocádio, 393, Centro Histórico.
Auditório da Biblioteca — Av. Tiradentes, 1165, Centro (2º andar).
R. São Francisco, 308, Centro.
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Testimonials
“The course led each student to develop their own short-film ideas and sparked everyone's interest in making them. Learning through practical examples enriches the experience and increases interest in cinema.”
“I leave this workshop with my mind open to new possibilities. I plan to make a career change and what was taught was fundamental. For a free course, it is well above average.”
“I took the workshop in Toledo and really enjoyed the chance to learn more about the world of cinema. Quality content and extremely qualified professionals, well prepared to share what they know.”
“It was a very fun and hands-on workshop, with plenty of room for dialogue and for building bonds and knowledge.”
“I loved it — a great-spirited group, smart ideas, an enjoyable pace, good teachers. Overall it was wonderful.”
“Free courses are essential for those who seek knowledge and cannot afford it. Social projects like this bring in people who could never have had contact with this field — and so culture grows richer.”
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