Arguing with another adult is one thing – but how would you fare when faced with the impassioned pleas of a child?
It’s said that by the age of 35, our opinions on most social issues are fixed. We are holding fast to deeply set values concerning race, gender, politics and religion. Our daily existence is shaped by a lifetime of habits and immovable boundaries.
But what if you met a child with the power to change your mind?
The lives of 10 ordinary adults will be turned upside down for 48 hours and perhaps forever as they are asked to challenge a preconceived notion by a child/teen activist (8-16).
We will watch as deeply imbedded beliefs are torn apart by some of the youngest but most passionate people in the world and we will join them as they learn more about their cause through the eyes of adults.
After graduating with a Bachelor in Media at RMIT, Ash threw himself into a range of roles across the film and television industry. His flare for storytelling quickly revealed itself through direction and cinematography and became his focus. Ash’s experience spans a range of mediums, including TVCs, short films, digital content, television segments and music videos. He directed The Cat Empire’s Live At The Bowl DVD which was nominated for an ARIA.
Ash’s short film Chaconne was officially selected and screened in the Wareembeen Film Festival, Mexico International Film Festival and Milano International Film Festival, and collected awards including Best Actress.
Ash’s TV series Heart & Soul (ABC3) earned an International Emmy nomination. Heart & Soul along with another concept trailer Dig Deep Creek, were the only Australian finalists in the 2011 MIPCOM Kids Jury Awards. Dig Deep Creek won the 10-14 age category. Recently Ash was the studio director on a state of the art technology project for ABC called the Stripy Sock Club.