They teach students how to make audiovisual with mobile phones

The Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) has been performing workshops as of Tuesday to involve young people who have been studying at first and second level in the production of audiovisual works on issues related to culture, the environment, historic heritage, inclusion, sports and technological innovation.

The workshops will be conducted through the National Cinema Directorate (DICINE) and consist of teaching young people how to use their mobile units to develop jobs called "celluletages" by guiding them about recording, focusing and editing techniques, among other tools.

The Center for Diversified Arts (CEAD) was chosen as the first university to conduct the "cellulage" workshops.

That training will take four days and at the opening day the students were illustrated by partners from the Aseo Authority, Association of Conservation of Nature (Ancón) and the direction of Creative Economics of MiCultura.

Also as part of this training project have been added to this initiative, Eneida Caraballo, an educational specialist who will share a variety of knowledge of relevance to those currently present. Also, Andy Alveo and Yatitza Best of the Experimental University Cinema Group (GECU) and Abel Aronategui of the Contrapeso Foundation.

They outlined issues such as waste management, recycling and conservation and creativity and innovation for a sustainable world that will help participants to write their production script.