A Tribute to Sarah Britton (2023) β€” film still

A Tribute to Sarah Britton

About this Short Film

A Tribute to Sarah Britton (Carey Baptist College, Australia, 2023) presents a poised, respectful look at movement and community. Filmed in a school context, it explores dance as a means of expression for a group of teenagers and carries the mood of a tribute. Short and sincere, it highlights collaboration, effort and the abilities of its performers. As part of the Focus on Ability International Short Film Festival, the film sits among works that celebrate the achievements and everyday talents of people with disability. It is a quiet reminder that creativity and connection are powerful ways to recognise and honour one another.

Film Details

Country: Australia
Category: School Short
Genre: Informational
Festival Year: 2023

Film Transcript

Sarah Britton, you've overcome so much to be the person you are now. We celebrate you, dancer, actress, overall awesome person and contributor to the Human Library. Welcome to some highlights of your journey. Are you ready for your first dance class? Yeah. Hi, you must be Sarah, I'm Michelle. Nice to meet you Michelle. Bye mom. Bye. Alright, do you want to show me what you know? Ok. First position, second position, third position, fourth position and fifth position. Sarah has some exciting news. I've got friends. Bye mom. Bye. Ok, first we're going to start with a spin and then two steps. And then a little sweep, sparkle hands, and a curtsy. Can you pull, do you want to grab me at the top? Ok. Ok, go. Ok, start! Go, three, two, one. And welcome back everyone. We have Sarah here today who's finally overcome her fear of living by herself and her caretakers. She's got her new confidence and her new home. Sarah, how are you liking your new home so far? You know, I think it's pretty great. You know, I have my caretaker, Rebecca by the board, Becky. Hi, it's been a pleasure to have Sarah. She's wonderful. Could this be Perth's first L'Arche community? Do we have a name for it? I'm a little nervous. What if they're mean to me and they don't like me? It's ok. When people hear your story and your challenges, they'll understand. Ok. It's ok. Send them in. Yep. Hi, welcome to the Human Library where we talk about different disabilities such as Down syndrome. Disabilities? The home that we need is deep in the city making us feel safe when it gets too busy and we feel alone today here's a home I can say that I'll keep on purposely it's a safe place and I'll stay 3, 2, 1

Filmmaker

Carey Baptist College is the filmmaker behind this entry. See every Focus on Ability entry from Carey Baptist College.

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