Aurora Filmes

Aurora Filmes is a training school and video production company based in Recife, Pernambuco, focused on democratizing access to film and video production. The organization stands out for offering professional courses, including a free digital filmmaking course aimed at public school students in Pernambuco, as well as training in photography, acting for film, theater and TV, and WebTV production. Its work goes beyond teaching, also acting as a production company that makes short films with its students, creating a practical ecosystem of learning and production.

With a team of experienced professionals active in the market, such as filmmaker and journalist Sandra Ribeiro, filmmaker and cinematographer Paulo Cristovão, and professionals like Xisto Ramos (sound) and Gedson Moreno (art direction), Aurora Filmes ensures solid technical training connected to industry realities. The school trains not just technicians, but complete filmmakers, capable of working across every stage of filmmaking, from script to final cut.

The production company has a significant portfolio of short films made by its students, such as 'Eu Você e André', 'A Face Inquieta', 'Isósceles', 'Tudo Menos a Minha Reputação', and 'A Primeira Pedra', the latter addressing the reality of crack use among young people. These productions demonstrate the organization's commitment to relevant social themes and technical quality, serving as a showcase for the talent trained in its classrooms and studios.

Operating as an NGO and training school, Aurora Filmes has a strong local presence in Pernambuco, frequently featured in regional media, such as interviews on 'Bom dia Pernambuco' and 'Programa Opinião Pernambuco'. Its model combines accessible education, authorial production, and social impact, positioning it as an important hub for the development of video production in the region, fostering new generations of filmmakers and technicians in the Northeast.