BRACE, in partnership with the Department of Human Services, provides programs to Futures for Young Adults students in the following areas:

Future Art

New participants will have the chance to acquire a broad knowledge in the use of many art forms. Participants will be encouraged to pursue their individual art form in an ongoing capacity to create their specific art pieces. Visiting artists will be introduced and visits to outside locations included as well as participation in exhibitions.

Future Music

Students will be engaged in a variety of activities which will explore the participants music interests and goals. It will focus on understanding the use and care of musical instruments and equipment, IT music programs, the formation of a musical group involved in live performance and computer-generated music and the ability to produce CD‘s.

Future Film – Production House

A program for individuals who are experienced in the film making process and have enough knowledge to be guided through the stages of film making, rather than taught specifically. They will be involved in workshops that promote the increase of knowledge in film making, such as the use of equipment , script writing, acting, still photography, set design, editing and marketing.

Some participants will have the chance to be mentors to those embarking on the Introduction to Film Making course. The intention is to allow more flexibility in the program as well as encouraging students to be more independent in their filmmaking.

Future Film – Introduction to Film Making

A program for beginners to film making. Participants will explore the correct use of equipment and the foundations of the film making process and editing. Workshops will be provided in the more specialized areas of film making and will be supported my mentors from the Production House Program.

For more infomation please contact June Waterhouse on 03 5337 9038 or email june.waterhouse@brace.com.au