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Inform issue 28 – Spring 2019

  • Text
  • Inform
  • Parks
  • Films
  • Coordinator
  • Caytlyn
  • Australia
  • Coordination
  • Feature
  • Disability
  • Ndis
In this issue of Inform we celebrate the change-makers. We follow Caytlyn Sharp, a T20 professional athlete from Western Victoria. We also chat with Alex, an NDIS Support Coordinator.

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20 informonline.org.au Feature Lights, Camera, Accessible Action Founded in 2009, Bus Stop Films is a not-for-profit organisation creating award-winning films that feature people with disability behind and in front of the camera. The organisation also offers educational opportunities and advocates for the employment of people with disabilities in the film industry. Inform caught up with Bus Stop Films CEO, Tracey Corbin- Matchett and student, Shay Bell to find out more about the organisation and inclusivity in the film industry.

Feature informonline.org.au 21 A desire to connect people and a passion for film and inclusion are just a few of the things that drive Tracey Corbin-Matchett. Married to her best friend and raising three children, two of whom live with disability, Tracey made the switch to the film and TV industry five years ago after working in social housing and domestic violence services. Shaped by her childhood and her experiences growing up in public housing, Tracey wants to change the way the world supports vulnerable people. But film is not her only passion. Sport also features largely in her life. A director of Deaf Sports Australia, Tracey, who is hard of hearing, loves the way sport, like film, can bring people together.