Jason is a 28 year old queer man with disability, and is the main host of ReFramed Podcast. When he's not hosting ReFramed, he works as the Director of his creative & digital marketing agency, J2 Creative. You may have also seen him modelling at Melbourne Fashion Week, Australian Fashion Week, or in a number of national campaigns.

Jason is fiercely passionate about the representation and inclusion of people with disability on screen and behind the scenes. He believes Film & TV help inform society's perceptions of disability, and the industry is yet to understand the ethical and financial good that would come from inclusion.

Robyn is a 26 year old Paralympian, Content Creator, Model And Disability Advocate, based in Perth. Robyn achieved a bronze medal at the Japan 2021 Paralympics - being the first out Non-binary Paralympics Medallist. 

Robyn also works as a model, represented by Bella Management. They've worked with a number of prominent clients, such as Tommy Hilfiger, Bonds, Target Modibodi, and Bras N Things. 

Robyn is passionate about media representation because they believe "you can't be what you can't see" and that the media landscape provides a powerful opportunity to create understanding and to ultimately "normalise" disability as the natural part of human diversity that it is. 

Stephanie (AKA 'Steph') is a 32 year old woman with disability, who works as a Filmmaker & Accessibility Consultant.

Steph is very active in the Film & TV industry in Australia - as a member of Screen QLD Diversity & Equity Taskforce, and Screen Producers Australia Council. Steph has also been the recipient of Screen Producers Australia Leadership Diversity Mentorship, Attagirl Production Prize for 'Seeing Scout', and Virtual Fellow for Respectability’s Entertainment Lab 2022. She recently produced a Short Film, 'Sunshine', which has been selected for numerous global film festivals - including Cleveland International Film Festival. 

Steph believes that what we see on our screens heavily impacts how we see and interact with the world around us. Through her work, she wants to portray more diverse perspectives of disability on screen, so that we can all have a greater understanding of how disability is simply a part of the human experience.