The Universidad Europea del Atlantico (European University of the Atlantic, UNEATLANTICO) has signed a framework collaboration agreement with the Anselmo Herrero Ahedo School of Dubbing with the aim of academically endorsing the training offered by this institution as complementary training at all its campuses in Santander, Castro Urdiales and Torrelavega.
The event took place on 16 May and was attended by the rector of UNEATLANTICO, Rubén Calderón Iglesias, and the director and teacher of the school, Anselmo Herrero Ahedo.
Under this agreement, UNEATLANTICO will certify with a diploma the courses taught by the Dubbing School, which are aimed at discovering and developing the vocal and interpretive skills of students. These four-month courses do not require previous experience, are completely practical and are taught in small groups, allowing for personalised attention.
The training offered seeks not only to introduce students to the world of dubbing, from documentaries to films and animations, but also to enhance communication skills that are useful in both personal and professional settings. Among the main objectives of the course are the improvement of diction, synchronisation and rhythm, as well as overcoming stage fright and perfecting performance and communication skills.
This agreement represents a particularly relevant opportunity for students of Journalism and Audiovisual Communication degrees at UNEATLANTICO, as it offers them additional practical training directly linked to their academic and professional field.
With this initiative, UNEATLANTICO reinforces its commitment to comprehensive training, investing in experiences that complement university education and open up new development opportunities for its students.
Anselmo Herrero Ahedo is a voice actor, storyteller and trainer with more than 30 years of experience in the field of voice. Born in Castro Urdiales (Cantabria), he began his career in dubbing in 1992, participating in numerous film, television and animation productions.
In 2013, he founded the Anselmo Herrero Dubbing School, with centres in Santander, Castro Urdiales and Torrelavega, which has trained more than 1,200 students. Its four-month courses are practical and require no previous experience. They are aimed at developing vocal, interpretive and communication skills for both professional and personal use.