Blue Mountains director’s path to inclusive filmmaking
A Blue Mountain’s filmmaker’s short film Goundhog Night, will screen at the Sydney Film Festival, streaming online from June 10.
Meet Genevieve Clay-Smith, Telstra Australia Business Women’s Emerging Leader Award Winner
We catch up with the diversity champion and founder of Bus Stop Films and Taste Creative. Growing up Genevieve always knew she wanted to be a storyteller. While studying at the University of Technology Sydney she was given the opportunity to make a documentary for Down Syndrome NSW, a move which ultimately changed the course of her career. Genevieve realised the serious lack of representation of people with disabilities in media and was inspired to create the short film ‘Be My Brother,’ which won Tropfest in 2009.
Genevieve named in the 2019 100 Women of Influence
Finalists in this year’s The Australian Financial Review 100 Women of Influence Awards are champions of reinvention and possess broad skillsets they can adapt to different roles in their quest to influence change in business and society.
B&T: Women To Watch: Bus Stop Film’s Genevieve Clay-Smith
At B&T, We are staunch believers that every woman and her achievements should be celebrated, every day and always.
The Herald: Genevieve Clay-Smith on her journey driving Bus Stop Films and Taste Creative
Genevieve Clay-Smith is currently working on her first feature film, Baby Cat, in development with Screen Australia and changing the film industry while she’s at it.
The Hook Up: Genevieve and Henry featured on Triple J’s The Hook Up!
Genevieve and Henry chat about what it’s like being married and running a creative business together on The Hook Up.