Senai Offers 80 Slots for Free Courses in Camera Assistance, Editing, Sound Mixing, and Machinery and Electrical in BA

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Published on 14/08/2025 at 09:50

Projeto SalCine traz cursos gratuitos com aulas noturnas e aos sábados para ampliar acesso à formação técnica especializada

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SalCine Project Opens Applications Until August 21 for Audiovisual Training with In-Person Classes and Transportation Allowance

The Senai Cimatec, in partnership with the Salvador city hall, announced the opening of 80 spots for free courses in Camera Assistance, Editing, Sound Mixing, and Machinery and Electrical. The opportunities are part of the SalCine project – Cycle II, which aims to train professionals to work in different areas of the audiovisual sector.

Classes begin on September 15, will be held in person three times a week, in the evening, and also on Saturdays, in the morning and/or afternoon. The courses are completely free and include transportation allowance for participants.

Who Can Participate and How to Enroll

To apply, you must be 18 years or older by the enrollment date, have completed elementary education, reside in Salvador, and prove technical knowledge in the chosen area.

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Locations and Structure of the Courses

The free courses in Camera Assistance, Editing, Sound Mixing, and Machinery and Electrical will be held at three training centers:

Senai Cimatec Digital and Creative – Praça da Sé, Museu da Energia, Historic Center
Senai Cimatec – Avenida Orlando Gomes, Piatã
Igluloc – Rua Conselheiro Pedro Luiz, Rio Vermelho

The workload and content vary according to the chosen specialty, covering stages of pre-production, production, post-production, and film distribution.

Impact and Opportunities in the Audiovisual Sector

According to the project organizers, SalCine promotes culture, networking, and the creation of new businesses, in addition to attracting players from the creative industry to Salvador. The expectation is that graduates will be able to integrate into film, TV, advertising, and cultural event productions.

This initiative also strengthens the local market by qualifying the workforce and expanding the supply of specialized services in the capital of Bahia, which is consolidating as a regional hub in audiovisual.

Do you believe that these free courses in Camera Assistance, Editing, Sound Mixing, and Machinery and Electrical can transform the career of those seeking a space in the audiovisual industry? Leave your opinion in the comments.

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Senai Offers 80 Slots for Free Courses in Camera Assistance, Editing, Sound Mixing, and Machinery and Electrical in BA

SalCine Project Opens Applications Until August 21 for Audiovisual Training with In-Person Classes and Transportation Allowance

Who Can Participate and How to Enroll

Locations and Structure of the Courses

Impact and Opportunities in the Audiovisual Sector

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Senai Offers 80 Slots for Free Courses in Camera Assistance, Editing, Sound Mixing, and Machinery and Electrical in BA

SalCine Project Opens Applications Until August 21 for Audiovisual Training with In-Person Classes and Transportation Allowance

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Where there was only sand and wind at 40 degrees, China built a megacity of 500,000 inhabitants with farms, wineries, and universities in the middle of the desert using melted glacier water from hundreds of kilometers away.

With 370 m², a prefabricated house in Mexico uses solar energy to generate electricity and a system that collects rainwater, capable of supplying the entire house year-round without relying on the public network.

The Earth’s crust is slowly tearing apart at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean near Canada, and scientists have discovered that this rare phenomenon could shut down an entire subduction zone and reconfigure the tectonic plates in the region.

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