Endemol Shine Australia's experience producing 'Headliners' - a five-part documentary series about nine musicians with disabilities - has laid the groundwork for the company’s inclusion and accessibility strategies in future productions.
Netflix may not have revealed any new cast members in its 'Heartbreak High' season three production announcement last week, but it has already welcomed a new face behind the scenes from Bus Stop Films.
Bus Stop Films has announced its award-winning Accessible Film Studies Program will add three new locations in 2025 – Cairns, Darwin and Hobart.
Bus Stop Films' inaugural Driving Change summit will include a screening of Natalie Bailey's SXSW-selected comedy 'Audrey' and appearances from actor Hannah Diviney and producer Michael Wrenn.
ABC documentary series 'The Assembly' focuses on a group of autistic student journalists as they prepare for and eventually interview Australia’s best-known personalities.
Bus Stop Films has revealed more details about its inaugural summit, including a keynote address from renowned disability advocate Keely Cat-Wells.
Screen NSW has launched a new $30,000 initiative to bridge the support gap for emerging filmmakers with disability.
"It was really important to me that if the show was going to be exploring divergent thinking and neurodiversity we have talent and creatives with that lived experience contributing behind the scenes."