The initiative arises from a collaboration agreement between both institutions, whose objective is to share the work methodology that Fábula has developed in more than two decades of experience, applied in productions of national and international scope such as Infinite Memory, Una Mujer Fantastic and Baby Bandido, among others.
The program seeks to install a space for the exchange of knowledge and experiences, directly connecting talents from the audiovisual sector with the creative and technical team behind the production company's projects. In total, thirteen professionals will guide the training process, including Pablo Larraín, Juan de Dios Larraín, Ángela Poblete, Rocío Jadue, Mariane Hartard, Paz Urrutia and Alejandro Wise.
The training includes the selection of participants through open call during the month of March, aimed at professionals in the audiovisual sector. The classes will take place in person at GAM between April 21 and 29, 2026, organized into five intensive days, each consisting of two 90-minute sessions.
The program will include expository classes, analysis of real cases and open conferences, with the aim of maximizing its impact on the creative community and strengthening the national audiovisual ecosystem.
“We appreciate the invitation that GAM makes us, which will allow us to share our experience and what we have learned in these 23 years of experience. At Fábula we have developed a method that ranges from the generation of ideas and its production structure, to the legal, financial, human resources and project execution aspects. For us it is essential to stay connected with the audiovisual community”
— Juan de Dios Larraín, general director of Fábula..
“The creative industries are a field of employability, innovation and meaning. For this reason, we decided to promote, together with Fábula, this training that allows us to contribute to the professionalization of audiovisual talent and generate networks to project creativity as an economic, cultural and social engine.”
— Alejandra Martí Olbrich, executive director of the Gabriela Mistral Cultural Center..
