Bus Stop Films
Tracey Corbin-Matchett has a diverse work experience that spans various industries and roles. Tracey is currently a Member of the Gender Matters Taskforce at Screen Australia. In 2022, they became a Board Member at Northcott, a disability services organization. Prior to that, they served as an IncludeAbility Ambassador at the Australian Human Rights Commission starting in 2021. From 2019 to the present, Tracey has been the Chief Executive Officer of Bus Stop Films, a company specializing in inclusive filmmaking.
Before their current roles, Tracey held positions such as Founder and Managing Director at Tailored Communications Management, where they provided event management, corporate communications, and stakeholder engagement services to clients such as Event Cinemas and Women in Film and Television NSW. Tracey was also a Board Director at Deaf Sports Australia, where they supported the marketing and communication efforts of the organization.
Additionally, Tracey worked as a Project Manager at Women in Film and Television NSW, coordinating the Raising Films Australia strategy to address barriers for parents and carers in the Australian screen industry. Tracey also served as a Project Officer at Screen NSW, playing a key role in stakeholder relations, industry development, and engagement with the film and television industry.
To further broaden their professional experience, Tracey held a Senior Project Officer position at the Department of Family and Community Services (NSW), where they provided project management and secretariat support in relation to the Millers Point Project and Women NSW Domestic Violence Grants. Tracey began their career at the Australian Taxation Office as a Senior Coordinator, leading a team responsible for community education and assistance for small businesses and individuals.
In summary, Tracey Corbin-Matchett's work experience reflects a strong dedication to inclusion, advocacy, and strategic leadership across various sectors and organizations.
Tracey Corbin-Matchett OAM completed a Diploma of Business in Frontline Management at the University of Technology Sydney from 2003 to 2004. Prior to that, they obtained a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Community Welfare with a focus on Family and Community Services and Social Sciences from Western Sydney University, a course they pursued from 1994 to 1996.
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Bus Stop Films
Bus Stops Films is an award winning, disability led NFP organisation which has been in operation since 2009. With a primary focus supporting those living disabilities and others from marginalised communities, we use film studies education, filmmaking and the film industry to change community attitudes globally around the rights and contribution to society of and by people with disability and other marginalised groups. Bus Stop Films produces amazing films. We show that being inclusive doesn’t impact budgets, shoot times or the quality of a film, however enhances the experiences of cast, crew and audiences and changes community attitudes for the better. With now almost 65 short films made, winning more than 100 awards and screening in festivals and on streaming services around the world, to an audience to date of over 45M people, we are a viable and dynamic creative organisation. How do we do we achieve this? We EDUCATE We deliver our Accessible Film Studies Program for adults living with disability in partnership with Australia's leading film schools. The 40-week film studies course teaches students key aspects of filmmaking – story development, script writing, lighting, sound, costume, camera techniques, producing and directing. Students work with their film studies tutor and support workers to develop a film idea which they shoot as part of the course. We CREATE Our students work with award winning industry professionals to create amazing short films. We ADVOCATE We drive disability confidence in the screen industry and support people with disability into employment. Winner Breakthrough Business of the Year - Screen Producers Australia Awards. Winner, HESTA Excellence Awards - Outstanding Disability Services, 2021; finalist in the 2016 National Disability Awards and we won the 2016 Human Rights Award in the Community Organisation Category: