An inclusive set is the happiest set!

On this episode, I'm chatting with Hugues de Robillard and Brandon Fairley from Bus Stop Films.Bus Stop Films is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to making the film industry more inclusive for those with disabilities. They have produced over 65 short films, winning more than 100 awards globally and reaching an audience of over 45 million.Hugues has a storied career in media, managing his own creative agency, Guerrilla Films. His collaboration with Bus Stop Films underscores his personal dedication to mentoring, fund-raising, and empowering individuals from marginalised communities.Brandon is a passionate actor, writer, singer and filmmaker who has newly been appointed to the role of ‘Student Ambassador’ for Bus Stop Films in Wollongong.In this episode of Said & Undone we speak about:➢ Why an inclusive set beats Disney as the happiest place on earth➢ How ‘patience’ is a main ingredient missing to help aid inclusivity➢ The role of film and media in shaping societal perceptions of disability and inclusion➢ What steps production companies can take to become more inclusive➢ Why Barbie has been so important for disability visibility➢ Bus Stop Film’s first Disability Employment Summithttps://busstopfilms.com.au/https://busstopfilms.com.au/bus-stop-employment/Please Follow to be notified when new episodes drop.Follow us at instagram.com/said_and_undoneProducer: Martine McMahon