The brief: 2024 marked the tenth anniversary of community-led international film festival Tilde. Zilla & Brook worked with the festival team to promote the program and 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. 

Tilde hosted seven sessions across three days, to honour the work of established and emerging trans and gender diverse (TGD) artists. Opening night unveiled two new micro-commissions by First Nations Filmmakers. Tilde also hosted a conversation with Australia’s leading intimacy coordinator Bayley Turner (Neighbours), who led a frank discussion in how the film community can support trans women to thrive in the industry.

Zilla & Brook achieved a PR value of over $1.7M for this campaign, with an audience reach of over 700,000.