Workshop format & key facts
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Twelve-session online Filmoteca UNAM workshop for adults to develop an autobiographical short film through personal archives, cinematic language, sound and visual storytelling.
Complete workshop details
The workshop runs online via Zoom from 6 October to 12 November 2026, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 18:00 to 21:00, for 36 teaching hours. General cost is MXN 2,800 per person. Filmoteca UNAM advertises a 50% discount for eligible UNAM community members, UNAM graduates/alumni, Sistema Incorporado and INAPAM participants with valid identification, plus three Puntos Cultura UNAM places. Applications close 1 October 2026. Participants work toward an autobiographical short film and must meet the workshop's participation and assessment requirements to receive a participation certificate.
Eligibility requirements
General public age 18 or older. No prior subject experience is required, but applicants should have an interest in cinema and be prepared for autobiographical, body-based and reflective creative work. Internet access, Zoom, email and basic personal audiovisual materials are required.
Tips for this workshop
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Verification notes
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