The "ACT 2026" program was launched in Gelmim, Morocco, to provide training for young people from the Gelmim-Oadnoun region in film and audiovisual professions. The program is a joint initiative of the Gelmim-Oadnoun regional council, the Higher Institute of Cinema and Audiovisual Professions, and the Moroccan Association of Cinema and Audiovisual Production.
The program, which lasts for nine months, aims to equip young people with the skills needed to succeed in the film and audiovisual industry. A total of 84 young men and women were selected to participate in the program after a rigorous selection process. They will receive training in various aspects of film production, including directing, writing, and technical skills.
The "ACT 2026" program is designed to promote the development of the film and audiovisual sector in Morocco, particularly in the Gelmim-Oadnoun region. The program's launch is seen as a significant step towards providing young people with opportunities for skills development and employment in the creative industry.
The program's curriculum will cover a range of topics, including film production, directing, screenwriting, and cinematography. The training will be provided by experienced professionals in the film and audiovisual industry, who will share their expertise and knowledge with the participants.
The "ACT 2026" program is expected to have a positive impact on the film and audiovisual sector in Morocco, by providing a new generation of professionals with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in the industry. The program's success is likely to contribute to the growth and development of the sector, and to promote Morocco as a hub for film and audiovisual production in Africa.
The launch of the "ACT 2026" program is part of a broader effort to promote cultural and artistic development in Morocco. The program is seen as a key initiative in the country's efforts to promote the creative industry and to provide young people with opportunities for skills development and employment.
The "ACT 2026" program will culminate in a final project, where participants will have the opportunity to apply their skills and knowledge to produce a film or audiovisual project. The program's organizers hope that the program will not only provide young people with skills and knowledge but also inspire them to become the next generation of filmmakers and audiovisual professionals in Morocco.
Key points
- The program aims to train 84 young people in film and audiovisual professions.
- The program is a collaboration between the Gelmim-Oadnoun regional council, the Higher Institute of Cinema and Audiovisual Professions, and the Moroccan Association of Cinema and Audiovisual Production.
- The program will last for nine months and cover various aspects of film production.
