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Bus Stop Film’s Inclusive Producers’ Attachment 2026

May 28, 2026

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Applications close: Friday 12 June

Learn the production ropes while prioritising accessibility and inclusion through Bus Stop Films’ Inclusive Producers Attachment.

Screen Queensland is supporting three Inclusive Producer Attachments—two based in Brisbane or the Gold Coast and one based in Cairns. The attachments will work alongside in-house producer Dianna La Grassa and a team of IPA alumni producers to support the production of short films created through local Accessible Filmmaking Programs run by Bus Stop Films.

Gain professional skills in inclusive filmmaking through Bus Stop Films’ Inclusion in Action workshop and be part of a network of producers passionate about inclusive filmmaking. Through the program, participants will learn how to produce films inclusively, supporting people with disabilities on productions and producing content through a lens of inclusion, diversity and accessibility.

We encourage producers from regional, CALD, Deaf/Disabled, First Nations and LGBTQI+ communities to apply.

Learn more about Bus Stop Films’ Inclusive Producers attachment here.

Image: Bus Stop Films cohort by Julian Neauhaus, courtesy of Bus Stop Films.

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