How it Works

The Inclusively Made Certification is a catalyst for change. The certification is designed to create achievable, meaningful changes to the way film productions engage people with disability. When followed, it lowers barriers to entry and creates opportunities for a new generation of professionals from a diverse range of backgrounds, to make the stories of tomorrow.

Certification

Certification is for individual productions. The certification process has been designed to be as accessible as possible to all production. Each certification includes the assessment of your production, processed by people with disability.

Accreditation

Accreditation signifies a company's dedication to producing content that meets Inclusively Made's rigorous standards, allowing organisations to certify as much or as little of their team's productions.

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How to get Certified

Certification

Step One: Create An Inclusion Plan

Create your Inclusion Plan online to easily determine how you will obtain your 100+ points for certification. Book a free Inclusion Plan Session with one of our facilitators to support you through this process.

Step Two: Create Your Production

Following your Inclusion Plan, you are now equipped to create your production inclusively, ensuring authentic inclusion in front and behind the camera to create content accessible by all. We are here to help if you require support at any stage.

Step Three: Get Certified

Once you have commenced post-production and have completed your Inclusion Plan, book a certification session where together will step through how you fulfilled your Inclusion Plan and award your production certification.

Accreditation

Step One: Training

To become Accredited Inclusively Made each team must complete the Inclusively Made Certification training, and will have full access to the Inclusively Made Resource Kit for best practice guidance by the broader team.

Step Two: Accreditation

Inclusively Made Accreditation is awarded to teams within an organisation. Organisations can accredit as many teams as they desire. Each team nominates one person as the Inclusion Champion who is the main point of contact and advocates for inclusion within their team

Certification Criteria

The 8 Pillars of Inclusion

There are 8 inclusion pillars which you can select a combination of actions that best fit with your project. Productions are scored for certificating from a weighted scoring system to assess the inclusiveness and authenticity of the project against the following categories:

Pricing

How much does Certification Cost?

There are two pathways to consider what is best for you:

1. Individual Project Certification

The certification process has been designed to be as accessible as possible to all production. Each certification includes the assessment of your production, processed by people with disability.

Standard Certification

$1,500

Our standard certification for all film, television and commercial productions.

Low Budget

$500

For professional productions with a production budget less than $50,000

Student Films

$250

Our introductory pricing for all film school productions.

2. Accreditation

Organisations can get accredited, providing discounted training and consultation on demand, an online Inclusion Planner, and as many project certifications as desired.

Joining as an Accredited Organsation provides an Inclusion Assessment, Certification Training (excluding travel ex Sydney) and Resource Kit.