Panama, 30 December 2025. - The training, production and thought program "Documentario, Intimidad y Puesta en escuela" (DIP), jointly with the National Cinema Directorate of the Ministry of Culture, invite them to participate in the call for a scholarship to have Panama's filmmakers participate in the "border edition." The call was open until January 5, 2026.

The film department adds to this edition of the training space DIP 2026, providing financial support, through a scholarship that ensures the complete participation of the filmmaker selected by Panama, that includes online and face-to-face activities.

To sign up, send your post to a single PDF document with a maximum of 10 MB, with its complete personal dataset's lifespan, with previous jobs dedicated to audiovisual jobs and an interactive and available link and a letter explaining its motivation to participate with a maximum of 2,000 characters.

It should also have a few brief lines about the project, its ideas and its starting points about which it intended to develop. The text should not exceed 2,000 characters.

The grants will be awarded only to those who really require them to afford the program. If required, the committee will be able to invite some pre-select applicants to a short video interview called.

Las aplicaciones se recibirán únicamente en PDF a través del siguiente formulario: https://forms.gle/XHhs5DN4ijGo6JTW9 En caso de preguntas, el mail de contacto es: dip@ruido.ar

DIP is an international training program that challenges known ways of thinking, learning and making films. It was created as a pandemic with the idea of enabling the dialogue and meeting of artists from different parts of the world.

Since 2021, she has brought together more than 70 filmmakers from 17 countries with different and historically excluded contexts, offering a space of creation and training with well-known guests such as Lucrecia Martel, Petra Costa, Maite Alberdi and Roberto Minervini, among others.

In 2026, DIP takes a fundamental step with the first face-to-face residence in the missionary jungle, "Filmar en la Frontera," where international filmmakers will face up to face up, for an inversive experience in nature and in connection with the Territory and will conduct short films with local communities.