Saudi Film Commission unveils 4th training program across Kingdom
Riyadh, The Gulf Observer: Scheduled for launch later this month, Saudi Film Commission is poised to introduce the fourth iteration of the Filmmakers Program, steadfast in its commitment to nurturing indigenous talent within the burgeoning Saudi film industry. This initiative stands as a testament to the Commission’s ongoing dedication to fostering the growth and proficiency of local talent, providing them with invaluable opportunities, resources, and guidance essential for their advancement in the dynamic realm of filmmaking. Through such initiatives, the Commission aims to further solidify Saudi Arabia’s footprint within the global cinematic landscape, empowering and equipping aspiring filmmakers with the skills and expertise necessary to thrive in this creative domain.
Previous editions of the program included more than 62 training courses and trained more than 2,430 people, the Saudi Press Agency said on Monday.
In this version of the program, the commission aims to train 4,000 people, both beginners and professionals, and implement 150 training workshops in 13 regions of the Kingdom.
The commission said it will also launch the first version of the Kader Program, which will provide professional field training opportunities for up to 50 filmmakers, allowing trainees to develop cinematic tools in multiple specializations within the industry over 21 days.
The Kader initiative will be held in cooperation with international production houses and will be included in existing cinematic projects.
Through its programs and initiatives, the Film Commission seeks to provide professional training opportunities and strengthen communication between filmmakers and industry experts.
