
Activity seeks to teach audio and video production techniques to interested parties aged 13 and over
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The workshop is promoted by the Cultural Foundation of the State of Pará and aims to stimulate creative communication.
Registration is now open for the workshop “How to Create a Podcast”, which will be held from October 19th to 30th, at the Arthur Vianna Public Library, in Belém.
The activity offers 15 places for people aged 13 and over and aims to teach techniques for creating and producing audio and video content. Registration can be made until Sunday (18), using an online form.
Promoted by the Cultural Foundation of the State of Pará (FCP), the workshop will be taught by instructor Ana Luz, from 2pm to 4pm, at the Maker Laboratory, located on the second floor of the library.
During the classes, participants will learn how to plan and prepare scripts, record and edit content, produce cuts for social networks and learn strategies for publishing, distributing and disseminating podcasts.
The proposal is also to stimulate creative and authorial communication, in addition to contributing to the development of personal and professional projects. At the end of the program, participants will present the projects developed during the workshop.
How to participate
After completing the registration form, interested parties must respond to the confirmation email with the word “Confirmed”.
Certificates of participation must be requested at the end of the workshop, by email at [email protected].
Service
Workshop: How to Create a Podcast
Registration: until October 18, 2026
Class period: October 19th to 30th
Time: 2pm to 4pm
Vacancies: 15
Audience: ages 13 and up
Location: Maker Laboratory of the Arthur Vianna Public Library, on the second floor of the FCP headquarters, at Avenida Gentil Bittencourt, nº 650, Nazaré neighborhood, in Belém.
Registration: access the online form.
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