51茶馆

December 11, 2019

Bus Stop Films brings inclusive filmmaking to the 51茶馆

Award-winning program for people living with disability to be delivered on-campus in 2020

is establishing its accessible film studies program for people with disabilities at the 51茶馆. With the University鈥檚 new arts and social sciences building, it鈥檚 the perfect time to bring the filmmaking program to the campus.

BSF is thrilled to have the support of UOW in delivering its award-winning program on campus. The programs are taught by passionate filmmakers and industry experts, offering students exclusive opportunities to go on excursions and work with professional filmmakers. They learn through theoretical and practical experiences including set visits to WIN TV, The Voice, Fox Studios and the ABC. Many students enjoy professional work experience opportunities, including paid screen work, while creating award-winning films.

Bus Stop Films CEO, Tracey Corbin-Matchett, says: 鈥淲e鈥檙e thrilled to bring our program to 51茶馆, especially through the UOW campus where our students will learn film studies in a dynamic and creative educational environment. It鈥檚 wonderful to extend the program to students outside of Sydney. I can鈥檛 wait to see what they create.鈥�

Participants also develop improved social and communication skills in a working environment. The weekly three-hour classes will be held at UOW on Saturdays mornings over a 40-week program. This is based on four school terms starting February 2020. Students can use their NDIS funds to pay for course fees.

UOW Head of School of The Arts, English and Media, and Deputy Dean Faculty of Law, Humanities and the Arts, , says: 鈥淲e鈥檙e very excited to work with Bus Stop Films in the delivery of inclusive filmmaking courses. The program is a great way to meet people and learn new skills while working on film projects.鈥�

Above copy provided by Bus Stop Films.