The showcase accepted submissions from students in Kindergarten to Year 12 who were interested in creative practices, including music, dance, visual arts, public speaking, film, and drama. Creative and performing arts projects could be submitted by schools, classes or individual students. These submissions were then compiled into a digital showcase celebrating the creativity of NSW public school students with disability.

These NESA accredited professioinal learning workshops provide invaluable professional development opportunities for teachers, equipping them with the knowledge and skills needed to effectively teach filmmaking in the classroom.

Teachers will gain expertise in various aspects of filmmaking, such as camera techniques, sound design, and storytelling. This newfound knowledge will allow teachers to inspire and guide their students to explore their creativity and express themselves through film. Additionally, collaborating with specialist film educators fosters a supportive network where teachers can exchange ideas and best practices, enhancing their teaching methods and overall effectiveness.

The Arts Unit provides online workshops to assist schools that do not currently have access to local Film By workshops. 

Students make, create, and learn new filmmaking skills. Workshops cover a variety of different topic areas, including the use of the camera, sound, and story. Please note that our whole-day workshops cover the topics in greater depth.

Delivered by specialist film teachers, these workshops are tailored to meet the needs of students in filmmaking and extend participants' skills beyond the classroom.

The Arts Unit provides online workshops to assist schools that do not currently have access to local Film By workshops. 

Students make, create, and learn new filmmaking skills. Workshops cover a variety of different topic areas, including the use of the camera, sound, and story. Please note that our whole-day workshops cover the topics in greater depth.

Delivered by specialist film teachers, these workshops are tailored to meet the needs of students in filmmaking and extend participants' skills beyond the classroom.

These NESA accredited professioinal learning workshops provide invaluable professional development opportunities for teachers, equipping them with the knowledge and skills needed to effectively teach filmmaking in the classroom.

Teachers will gain expertise in various aspects of filmmaking, such as camera techniques, sound design, and storytelling. This newfound knowledge will allow teachers to inspire and guide their students to explore their creativity and express themselves through film. Additionally, collaborating with specialist film educators fosters a supportive network where teachers can exchange ideas and best practices, enhancing their teaching methods and overall effectiveness.

These workshops empower students to explore, create, and refine their filmmaking abilities. Covering diverse areas such as camera operation, sound design, and storytelling, the sessions are led by specialised film educators. They aim to enhance participants' filmmaking proficiency while fostering a culture of collaboration.

These workshops empower students to explore, create, and refine their filmmaking abilities. Covering diverse areas such as camera operation, sound design, and storytelling, the sessions are led by specialised film educators. They aim to enhance participants' filmmaking proficiency while fostering a culture of collaboration.