Bus Stop Films is encouraging emerging producers to apply for its Inclusive Producers Attachment Program.

Ten emerging producers from seven states will be selected to work as producers’ attachments on Bus Stop Films 2023 class film projects. They will collaborate with Bus Stop’s in-house producer, Dianna La Grassa, to bring to life a slate of 18 inclusively made short films being produced through Bus Stop’s Accessible Film Studies Program.

The ten roles are supported by Screen NSW, Screen Queensland, South Australian Film Corporation, Vic Screen, Screen Tasmania, Screen Canberra and Screenwest. These seven agencies represent the seven states where Bus Stop Films delivers its Accessible Film Studies Program.

The cohort will gain professional skills development in inclusive filmmaking by attending Bus Stop’s Inclusion in Action workshop and be part of a network of producers passionate about inclusive filmmaking. The program will equip participants with skills in producing films inclusively, supporting people with disabilities on productions, and producing content through a lens of inclusion, diversity, and accessibility.

Bus Stop Films encourages producers from regional, CALD, Deaf/Disabled, First Nations and LGBTQI+ communities to apply.