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Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

Tracey is a proud hard of hearing woman with a passion for kindness, advocacy and inclusion. As CEO of Bus Stop Films, she advocates for greater representation of people with disability in the screen industry, receiving an Order of Australia Medal in 2023 for service to the arts and to people with disability. A leader in strategic policy and community development, her 30-year career spans social housing, domestic violence services, and the screen industry. Tracey is an Includeability Ambassador to the Australian Human Rights Commission, member of the Disability Council of NSW and Director of Disability Sports Australia.

Chief Operating Officer and Head of Screen

A proud disabled woman with over 15 years of experience in the education and screen sectors, an MBA graduate and NIDA trained actress, Dianna is Bus Stop Films' COO and Head of Screen. She leads on the organization's groundbreaking employment services and Lumina VFX partnership with Netflix and Spectrum Films. As resident Producer she brings Bus Stop’s slate of films to life while her background in adult education underpins the delivery of our Accessible Filmmaking Program. Dianna has produced more than 100 film projects with Bus Stop Films including the first feature film Boss Cat. She is a Director of Women in Film and Television Australia and a graduate of the Women in Media Leadership Program

Chief Financial Officer (CFO)

Donal brings over two decades of corporate finance experience spanning PwC and multinational organisations to his role as CFO of Bus Stop Films. After entering the start-up world and co-founding Work From Anywhere, he made a deliberate pivot to the social enterprise sector, driven by a belief that financial rigour and social impact aren't mutually exclusive. At Bus Stop Films, Donal oversees the financial strategy underpinning BSF's inclusive filmmaking programmes and employment pathways, helping ensure every dollar supports meaningful opportunities for people with disability.

General Manager, Partnerships, Events & Fundraising

A passionate leader dedicated to driving social impact and fostering inclusive communities. With extensive experience in partnerships, marketing, events, and fundraising, she thrives on building meaningful relationships and delivering initiatives that create real-world impact.

Committed to empowering others, Lisa champions programs and opportunities that strengthen community connections, elevate diverse voices, to inspire real, lasting change.Her leadership is driven by a belief in inclusion, collaboration, and accessible storytelling, inspiring teams and communities alike.

General Manager, Programs

A creative leader with a strong track record in program management, inclusive arts activation, and arts advocacy. As General Manager of Programs, Laura runs Bus Stop’s national filmmaking programs for people with intellectual disabilities and autism.

Her previous roles include Program Manager at Tasmania’s Mona Foma, where she championed access through initiatives like Auslan-interpreted live music, and Marketing Manager at Music Victoria, where she drove diversity and creative campaign strategy.

Also a recording artist and creator of the web series Amateur Hour, Laura was a member of Creative Australia's 2024-25 Leadership Program cohort, supporting transformative change through inclusive arts leadership.

General Manager, People and Culture

Shelley is a Senior People & Workplace Relations professional with extensive experience across large, complex and highly regulated organisations in Australia and New Zealand. She specialises in high‑risk ER/IR matters, complex investigations, grievances and enterprise bargaining, and is known for helping leaders navigate challenging situations with clarity, fairness and empathy. Shelley is highly skilled in interpreting awards, agreements and employment legislation, with a strong background in disability services. She is committed to creating workplaces where employees feel respected, supported and able to thrive, and brings experience in organisational design and leadership development to support sustainable, people‑centred change.

Services and Support Manager

Rachel is the Services and Support Manager for Bus Stop Films’ Accessible Filmmaking Program, with over a decade of experience across the arts and disability sectors, from direct support to management roles.

She is passionate about creating inclusive spaces where people can thrive through storytelling and filmmaking, She is committed to advocating for inclusive practices that dismantle systemic barriers within the arts.

Previously, she led an inclusive art gallery and studio space, has studied Auslan, and is a practicing visual artist. Rachel holds a Master’s in Arts Management and a Bachelor of Fine Art from RMIT in Melbourne.

Client Relationship Manager, Employment

Elise works across our Bus Stop Employment department, supporting inclusive pathways into the screen and media industry. With over 10 years experience in the disability sector and a strong understanding of industry environments, she focuses on building meaningful connections between candidates and employers. 

Elise is passionate about creating opportunities that are not only accessible, but genuinely empowering. She focuses on building strong relationships, advocating for inclusive practices, and supporting people to develop their skills, confidence and independence. With a thoughtful, people-first approach, she is driven by seeing participants grow and succeed in ways that feel meaningful and aligned with their goals.

Client Relationship Manager, Production and Distribution

With a deep commitment to social change and a belief in the power of advocacy, Michelle is an engaging and caring professional with over 20 years of experience across the public, private, and NGO sectors in marketing and communications.

At Bus Stop Films, Michelle drives client relationship management, business development, production coordination, and oversees the distribution of films to festivals across Australia and around the world. Working collaboratively across teams, her passion for inclusive storytelling and social impact means she is driven by a genuine desire to create a more inclusive and compassionate world.

Marketing and Events Manager

Serena is a marketing and events professional with over 10 years’ experience delivering impactful campaigns and large-scale events across the arts, hospitality, and not-for-profit sectors. As Marketing and Events Manager at Bus Stop Films, Serena leads national initiatives that champion inclusion in the screen industry, including the Driving Change Summit and the National Showcase tour. She works closely with partners, sponsors, and community stakeholders to create opportunities for people with disabilities to build meaningful inclusive events and content for the Bus. Known for her collaborative and creative approach, Serena is passionate about storytelling, audience engagement, and driving real social impact through events and accessible filmmaking.

Program Delivery Manager, NSW and ACT

Program Delivery Manager, VIC, QLD, WA, TAS, NT

Olivia Tartaglia is an accomplished arts administrator and producer with over a decade of experience spanning festivals, theatre, film and visual arts. A graduate of the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA), she blends creative vision with operational expertise, having delivered high-profile programs for Mona Foma, Dark Mofo and MONA Museum. During COVID-19, Olivia pivoted into community health and disability services, contributing to initiatives at Sexual Health Quarters, Derbarl Yerrigan Health Service and Ability WA. She now serves as Program Delivery Manager at Bus Stop Films, coordinating Accessible Filmmaking Programs across NT, QLD, SA, TAS, VIC and WA, dedicated to empowering participants and creating meaningful pathways in the Australian film industry.

Grant Writer, Partnerships, Events & Fundraising

Anna writes regularly for Bus Stop Films, contributing to our Partnerships, Events & Fundraising team. She brings deep roots in the Australian literary and creative world to her role here, while her personal connection to disability, having grown up with a physically disabled parent and spending six years as a full-time carer, informs everything she does. 

Anna is also a consultant for the Australian Society of Authors, runs workshops for state writing organisations and Byron Writers Festival, and maintains active networks across publishing, authors, agents and literary organisations internationally. A lover of nature, stories, critters and humanity, Anna brings that same delight and curiosity to everything she does at the Bus.

Candidate Development and Training Coordinator

As part of the Bus Stop Employment team, Jess works with candidates to develop their skills, confidence and independence for employment in the screen industry. Jess brings ten years of experience working in the disability sector, a background in social work, and a passion for film and television as a platform for advocacy into her role.

Jess is dedicated to empowering candidates to achieve their employment goals and create meaningful pathways into the screen industry. Jess is an award-winning filmmaker, and holds a Bachelor of Film from SAE Institute, and a Bachelor of Social Work from the University of Queensland.

Corporate Services Administrator

Princes Nina Rose Sino Ag is a Corporate Services Administrator at Bus Stop Films, providing high-quality administration and customer support for participants, core staff, and stakeholders across Programs, Employment, and Production. With over 6 years' experience as a customer service representative, she manages rostering, attendance tracking, placements, CRM data integrity, and central inboxes ensuring seamless 7-day operations for workshops nationwide. At Bus Stop Films, Princes is the first point of contact. She processes NDIS enquiries, supports executive diary management, maintains monthly community newsletters and reports. Her proactive approach keeps Bus Stop Films running smoothly while championing participant engagement and team efficiency.

Corporate Services Administrator

Digital & Content Marketing Coordinator

Sam is the Digital & Content Marketing Coordinator at Bus Stop Films, where she brings campaigns, stories, and community moments to life across social media, email, and digital platforms. She leads content and campaign delivery across key programs and events, helping connect audiences, supporters, and partners to the organisation’s mission. Sam enjoys creating thoughtful digital content that celebrates the creativity and voices of filmmakers with disabilities. Her work blends strategy, storytelling, and audience engagement to grow awareness and strengthen community connection. Through every campaign, she aims to help more people see the impact of inclusive filmmaking and the power of diverse voices.

Chair

Chief Marketing Officer Commonwealth Bank of Australia

Patron

Ms Sam Mostyn AC was sworn in as Australia's 28th Governor-General on 1 July 2024. A businesswoman and community leader, she has an exceptional record of service across business, sport, climate, the arts, and not-for-profit sectors. Appointed a Companion of the Order of Australia in 2024 for eminent service in the social justice, gender equity, sporting, cultural and business sectors, to reconciliation, and to environmental sustainability, Ms Mostyn's career has been defined by her unwavering support of community at every level.

She has championed gender equity, social justice, and environmental sustainability throughout her career, chairing and serving on the boards of leading organisations including Aware Super, Beyond Blue, The Climate Council, Mirvac, and the Sydney Swans. 

You can read more about Her Excellency on the website of the Office of the Governor General https://www.gg.gov.au/about-governor-general/governor-generals-biography

Media host, chef and entrepreneur

Miguel Maestre is one of Australia's most beloved Spanish-born chefs, having made Sydney his home after years working in kitchens around the world. Born in Murcia, Spain, his infectious passion for food and life has seen him become a true household name.

Miguel starred in Bus Stop Films' much loved production Mis en Place, bringing his warmth and culinary brilliance to our community.

A four-time Logie winner as co-host of TEN's The Living Room, Miguel's TV credits include Ready Steady Cook Australia, Boys Weekend and Miguel's Tropical Kitchens. In 2020, he was crowned King of the Jungle on I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here!

Miguel has been awarded the Order of Civil Merit by His Majesty the King of Spain, and is a proud ambassador for Diabetes Australia, OzHarvest, R U OK? and CARE Australia.

You can read more about Miguel, here https://maestreenterprises.com.au/