Community Filmmaking Practice

Presented by Back to Back Theatre and Miranda Nation
Sunday 4 October 11.45am – 12.30pm
Nyaal Banyul Geelong Convention and Event Centre 80 Western Beach Rd, Geelong VIC 3220
WaterfrontCivic PrecinctOctober 4Free EventTalkExperience & Service DesignArt, Creativity & Innovation
Community Filmmaking Practice brings together artists, filmmakers and audiences for a conversation about the role of design in creating inclusive screen experiences.
Back to Back Theatre will share insights into the making of AGINCOURT, including the creative use of cardboard costumes, props and recycled materials to shape the film’s world. Joined by acclaimed filmmaker Miranda Nation, the discussion will explore community-led filmmaking, collaboration and the importance of design processes that support diverse voices, including people with disability.
Highlighting the intersection of creative practice, experimentation and storytelling, this talk examines how design can foster inclusion, broaden participation and create powerful connections between people, place and screen culture.
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Back to Back Theatre is an internationally acclaimed theatre company based in Geelong, Australia. Led by artists with disability, the company creates bold, thought-provoking contemporary performances that challenge perceptions, celebrate diversity, and engage audiences worldwide.
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