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Chat with Dylan Alcott on media and brand representation for ANZ

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Carly Findlay and Dylan Alcott. Image: two people smiling at the camera.. One is male and has light brown hair and a beard. The other is female and has a red face and short curly dark hair.
Image: two people smiling at the camera.. One is male and has light brown hair and a beard. The other is female and has a red face and short curly dark hair.

 

I had a little chat with Dylan Alcott about representation for ANZ Australia’s Bluenofes.

“If you’re not seeing us, you’re not looking hard enough.” – I said.

Media and brand representation is something I feel strongly about – I really want to see more disabled people feature, so wider society isn’t so surprised to see us on TV or in a catalogue.

Catia Malaquaias from Starting With Julius and Graeme Innes at Attitude Foundation also spoke on this podcast.

Listen or read the transcript here.

Dylan and I have chatted on social media a lot this past year, and fangirled each other in the ABC foyer. So I was chuffed that we’ve formed an IRL friendship too. He’s delightful!

If you’re interested in this topic, I’ll be talking more about it at ACMI with Kate Hood, Michelle Law and Alistair Baldwin on 12 June. Get your tickets here. 

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