Jornada no Bosque promotes audiovisual exhibition with support from UFRN Communication Week

Jornada em Cena takes place on Thursday (30) and Friday (31) at Natal Shopping, starting at 7pm. The event is an initiative of the Jornada no Bosque project, which aims to disseminate cultural and natural heritage in the city of Natal, with support from the Mostra Monstra project and the UFRN Communication Week. 12 audiovisual projects will be shown with themes such as memories, affections and stories with narratives in settings in Rio Grande do Norte.
Jornada no Bosque is a museum program developed by the Casadágua Institute, which aims to disseminate cultural and natural heritage in the city of Natal and Brazil through the creation of artistic products and the coordination of pedagogical and interactive activities. The project is conducted along three axes: research on cultural diversity and biodiversity, the creative process that produces the different languages ​​that are constructed for public interaction and the coordination of the art and technology, nature and education axis that idealizes and promotes activities aimed at the visiting public, such as the exhibition promoted this week.
"It is very challenging to produce an event like this. The exhibition aims to promote audiovisual projects from Rio Grande do Norte and the expectation is to see a room full of people who love consuming our culture. The purpose of the event is also to facilitate access to regional productions to the public, without a doubt it will be very gratifying to see people enjoying this project that is so important for the city", says Jair Libanio, graduating in Audiovisual and producer of the exhibition, about the expectations of holding the event.
The following works will be exhibited at the exhibition: FurtaCor (Dir. Jair Libanio), Angélica e Luciano (Dir. Vitor Silva and Ana Clara Ribeiro), The Girl who never saw the sea (Dir. Felipe Santelli), Colchão D’Água (Dir. Lívia Motta), Encruzilhadas do Som (Dir. José Edigar),  Zumbi (Dir. Tiago Sales), Emaranhado (Dir. Cauã Brilhante), Lugar Não (Dir. Camille Silva), I keep you in the pocket of saudade (Dir. Rosy Nascimento), Terra Arrasada (2021 – Dir. Guesc), Every day is Wednesday (Dir. Gabriel Soares), Warao: Weaving dialogues of equality (Dir. Aníbal Cordona, Damião Paz and Fábio de Oliveira). There will also be an award with the Mother Earth Award for the best short film. Voting takes place on the day of the event via the form.