Genevieve Clay-Smith is a writer and director, and the founder of Bus Stop Films which has been operating for a decade. She began her filmmaking career in 2007 as a documentary filmmaker, working with Down Syndrome N.S.W. During this time, she decided to create inclusive films. In 2009, after winning the Tropfest with her first inclusive film, Be My Brother (a film made with cast and crew members, some of whom have a disability) she co-founded a production for the purpose of making film studies available for people with intellectual disability and to generate jobs. Genevieve’s films have been shown around the world through film festivals, broadcast distribution and VOD platforms.

Co-Director Rawley Reynolds is a scholar and trainee of Bus Stop Films’ Accessible Film Studies Program at the Australian Film TV and Radio School.