Key programs designed to meet current training needs for film and TV industries around the world.
“It is clear that with the continuing boom in demand for audiovisual content, and the forecast for even greater growth, there is a window of opportunity to prepare and train technical crews”.
Faced with the unprecedented demand for audiovisual content in all formats, in addition to the anticipated sustainable growth of the audiovisual industry, many countries are investing in training and upskilling their creative industry workforces.
As shown in the Olsberg SPI study, “Best Practices in Screen Sector Development” (9/2019), skilled labor is one of the four basic pillars of a robust audiovisual industry, with the other three pillars being: incentives, infrastructure and services, and a film-friendly environment.
Many governments have understood the value of the audiovisual industry for economic growth in their countries due to its impact on other economic sectors and are rushing to meet the needs for skilled crew base to accommodate the demands of streaming services and traditional producers.
Courses are conducted on-line in English by experienced, recognized industry professionals in two possible interactive formats:
Master classes
In-depth training
Open to recent film school graduates and below-the-line technical professionals.
Students may be selected by a sponsor together with GATC.
BTL crew members make up the largest number of positions that are required for a production to operate smoothly.
Other courses available upon request.
In this course, audiovisual industry professionals develop the English comprehension and speaking skills needed to work on international productions and to advance their careers.
This comprehensive 5-day workshop on creative, commercial, legal and project packaging for professional producers includes:
The Global Film & TV Program is an annual, unique, 5-day immersion experience in Los Angeles in November for up to 25 professionals from around the world.
Through an intensive agenda of meetings, master classes and conferences, participants learn about the US and global industries, improve project pitching skills, and participate in the American Film Market, the premiere global audiovisual content marketplace.
In its previous 13 editions, this Program has trained more than 200 international audiovisual professionals from Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Indonesia, Japan, Taiwan, Turkey, India, Australia, New Zealand, Lebanon, Chile, China, South Africa, Ghana, Spain, Peru, Mexico, Ecuador, Nigeria, Korea, and Vietnam.
GATC is a global audiovisual training center based in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Founded in 2008 by Steve Solot, as LATC with an initial focus on the Latin American region, GATC expanded rapidly to other regions as the boom of online platforms for audiovisual content around the world created an increased need for qualified professionals.
For more information or to request a proposal about the Programs, contact us.
