Tilde

Community-led international film festival Tilde celebrated its tenth anniversary in 2024, presenting a program with the theme of Trans Collectivism - breaking the stigma around ‘being the only trans and gender expansive person in the room’ and championing individuality and connection with one another in a safe and supportive environment. At Footscray Community Arts, Tilde hosted seven sessions across three days, to honour the work of established and emerging trans and gender diverse (TGD) artists. Tilde is proud to highlight the community that has emerged for audiences and TGD artists alike.

TILDE aims to serve the trans and gender diverse (TGD) community and their loved ones. Their focus is on the margins: those who live, work, and create on the periphery of dominant cultures. TILDE’s vision is to lead in TGD screen experience and practice, and to build the practice and reputation of TILDE so that it is cherished by the community, respected, and sought after by TGD filmmakers, and recognised as a leader in Australia’s creative industries. 

Zilla & Brook achieved substantial media coverage for this tenth anniversary campaign, including ABC News online, Beat Magazine, JOY94.9, 3RRR and NITV on SBS.