The short film by Ali Saqr, a student from the Faculty of Media at Zarqa University, received support from the Royal Film Commission, represented by the Zarqa Film Center, as one of the best projects participating in a specialized training course on short filmmaking in Zarqa.

Student Ali Saqr's film, titled "Pulse," was nominated among 13 projects that applied for production and filming support. The film discussed social and cultural issues inspired by the reality of Zarqa, and it excelled in the technical and directorial approach he acquired during the training.

"We had a comprehensive experience that began with learning the basics of scriptwriting, directing, photography, and editing. This enabled us to develop a film project that reflects the reality of the local community and raises questions that touch on people's concerns and daily issues", Saqr said.

"With the support of the Film Commission and the course trainers, we were able to transform the idea into a complete cinematic project. This experience represented the first step in my professional career and contributed to honing my practical skills in the field of filmmaking", he added.

Dr. Amjad Safouri, nurture youthful talent and enable students to translate their theoretical knowledge into creative productions. He emphasized that the Faculty prioritizes training students in visual expression tools, enhancing their presence in the Jordanian cultural and media landscape.

He pointed out that the nomination of the film project "Pulse / Nabd" as a distinguished work reflects the level of training received by media students and underscores the importance of qualitative partnerships with cultural institutions in supporting student creativity.