Bus Stop Films Interview (The importance of Inclusion)

Bus Stop Films Interview (The importance of Inclusion)

Youth and Loud

On this Episode, we chat to Tracey from the film organisation Bus Stop Films. Tracey talks about how the organisation started, the opportunities they offer to people who have a disability or who are marginalised, and why inclusion is so important in ...

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18:0918 Jul 2019

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Bus Stop Films: Pioneering Inclusion in the Film Industry

Inclusion is an attitude that people should be adopting...when you look at the work that you have on your schedule. Why aren't we questions that we ask ourselves that open doors?

Ever wondered how film can be a tool for social change? In this episode of Youth and Loud, Tracy Heaps from Bus Stop Films shares her journey of making the film industry more inclusive. Tracy dives into the origins of Bus Stop Films, an organization that has produced over 200 short films, all while providing opportunities for people with disabilities and marginalized communities.

From their accessible film studies program to exciting projects like their collaboration with Cushman Wakefield for Vivid Sydney, Tracy's passion for inclusion shines through. She talks about their expansion into Mongolia and the impact they hope to make globally. For young filmmakers looking to make a difference, Tracy offers invaluable advice and emphasizes the importance of breaking down barriers in the industry.

Tune in to hear how Bus Stop Films is not just creating movies but also fostering a more diverse and inclusive society.

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