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Spring 2026 School Holiday Timetable
For these upcoming holidays, we’ve developed a range of fun, hands-on creative workshops, providing an opportunity to explore new skills, meet others and work on real creative projects in a supportive and structured environment.
Our upcoming 2-day workshops include:
Monday 28th and Tuesday 29th Sept- Digital Art and Design
Create your own digital artwork and develop practical graphic design skills.
Wednesday 30th Sept and Thursday 1st Oct - Animation Fundamentals
Learn how animation works and create your own animated content using professional software.
Tuesday 6th and Weds 7th Oct - Drama Lab
Explore acting, improvisation, storytelling and character creation through fun, practical activities.
Thursday 8th and Friday 9th Oct - Short Film Workshop
Go behind the camera and experience the process of making a short movie, from developing the story through to filming and performing.
All workshops run 9:30am–3:00pm across two consecutive days and are held in a small and supportive environment. Workshops are $520 per person, for both days.
Workshop Descriptions
Digital Art and Design
Bring your ideas to life with industry-standard design tools used by creative professionals. Explore design fundamentals, colour theory and digital illustration while creating your own original artwork from concept to completion. By the end of the workshop, you'll have a ready-to-print design for a t-shirt, sticker, poster or merch item to take home. A fun, hands-on introduction to the world of graphic design and digital creativity.
Animation Fundamentals
Discover how animation transforms ideas into motion. Learn the core principles of animation including keyframes, timing and movement, while creating your own animated content using professional software. You'll also explore motion graphics, titles, transitions, masking and rotoscoping techniques. Perfect for aspiring animators looking to build practical skills and experience what it's like to work in the animation industry.
Drama Lab
Participants will explore acting, improvisation, storytelling, character creation and performance through engaging drama games and practical activities, while building confidence, communication, creativity and teamwork in a relaxed, supportive and low-pressure environment. No previous acting experience is required — just bring your imagination and be ready to have fun!
Short Film
Lights, camera, action! Over two exciting days, participants will experience what it takes to make a short movie from scratch. From coming up with a story and creating memorable characters to directing scenes, operating cameras, recording sound and performing on screen, everyone gets the chance to be part of the filmmaking process. The workshop is practical, creative and relaxed, with plenty of opportunities to experiment, collaborate and have fun while creating a finished short film together.
create.able.
create.able. is a hands-on program that helps neurodivergent young adults develop practical skills and confidence to pursue meaningful work opportunities.
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Based in Rouse Hill, Sydney's north-west. We supporting neurodivergent young adults aged 17–35 develop skills and confidence in creative roles.
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Everyone has the ability to learn, grow and make a meaningful contribution to the workd we live in.
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create.able.. supports neurodivergent young adults aged 17–35 (low support needs) to build practical skills, confidence and pathways towards employment.
A SCHOOL LEAVERS TRANSITION AND
EMPLOYMENT PATHWAYS PROGRAM.
Based in Rouse Hill in Sydney’s north-west, our programs support young adults aged 15–35 with disability and neurodivergence (low-support needs) build skills and pathways towards employment.
Through real-world learning and guided support, participants build independence, gain valuable experience, and explore employment pathways suited to their strengths and interests.
We believe everyone has the ability to learn, grow, and contribute—and we’re here to help make that happen.
NDIS Participants Welcome – Supporting skill development, social connection, and employment pathways tailored to individual needs.
Funding may be available through Increased Social & Community Participation or Capacity Building budgets. Contact us and we'll help you work it out.
create.able. offers creative and vocational programs for young adults with disability and neurodivergence — from filmmaking and digital art, school leavers transition, VET pathways, weekend workshops and short courses. Learn by doing. NDIS friendly.
THE FILMMAKER
Direct, shoot, edit and create your own films from day one.
SCHOOL LEAVERS TRANSITION PROGRAM
Direct, shoot, edit and create your own films from day one.
THE DIGITAL ARTIST
From pencil and brush to professional digital artwork on screen.
PATHWAYS TO VET PROGRAMS
Direct, shoot, edit and create your own films from day one.
WEEKEND WORKSHOPS
Creative Saturday sessions for young people who love to make things.
SHORT COURSES & SOCIAL EVENTS
Direct, shoot, edit and create your own films from day one.
PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS
THE FILMAKER™
FROM SCENE TO SCREEN
The Filmmaker™ is a program where young adults aged 17–35 direct, write, shoot, animate and edit their own films from day one. Students work like a real crew, think like a real director and graduate with a professional portfolio and an identity that lasts.
By the end of the program, participants will have created a portfolio of original content and developed skills in communication, problem-solving, and collaboration. These outcomes support increased participation in community activities and can contribute to future study, volunteering, or employment opportunities.
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Screenwriting & storyboarding
Directing & working with a crew
Camera operation & lighting
Editing, sound & post production
Animation, stop motion & social media content creation
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Two original short films
Animations & stop motion
Podcast episodes
Social media content
A professional portfolio
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Content Creator · Videographer · Production Assistant · Community Radio & Podcast Producer · Hospitality & Events Promotions Assistant
PROGRAM DETAILS
When: Mondays & Thursdays
Time: 9:30am – 3:30pm
Duration: 18 weeks across Terms 2 & 3.
Starts Monday 11, May 2026
Location: 71/275 Annangrove Rd,
Rouse Hill NSW 2155
Cost: $11,900* ($340 per day)
Payment plans available.
*NDIS funding may support this program.
THE WEEKEND FILMMAKER™
FROM SCENE TO SCREEN
The Weekend Filmmaker™ is our Saturday-run video production program where young adults aged 15–24 learn the art of short story filmmaking..Participants will work together to plan, write, shoot, direct and edit a series of short films to improve their confidence, and collaboration and communication skills
By the end of the program, participants will have created a series of original short films readymade for social media, providing them with a portfolio of work to showcase their skills and achievements.M
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Screenwriting & storyboarding
Directing & working with a crew
Camera operation & lighting
Editing, sound & post production
Graphics & social media content creation
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A series of original short films readymade for social media
A portfolio of work to showcase their skills and achievements
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Content Creator · Videographer · Production Assistant
PROGRAM DETAILS
When: Saturdays
Time: 9:30am – 2:30pm
Duration: 17 weeks across Terms 3 & 4.
Starts Saturday 1 August 2026
Location: 71/275 Annangrove Rd,
Rouse Hill NSW 2155
Cost: $4,420* ($240 per day)
Payment plans available.
*NDIS funding may support this program.
THE DIGITAL ARTIST™
FROM SCENE TO SCREEN
The Filmmaker™ is a program where young adults aged 17–35 direct, write, shoot, animate and edit their own films from day one. Students work like a real crew, think like a real director and graduate with a professional portfolio and an identity that lasts.
By the end of the program, participants will have created a portfolio of original content and developed skills in communication, problem-solving, and collaboration. These outcomes support increased participation in community activities and can contribute to future study, volunteering, or employment opportunities.
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Drawing fundamentals and colour theory
2D design, composition and layout
Typography and visual communication
Digital illustration and graphic design including logos, posters and brand graphics
Photo editing and mixed media
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Original drawings and paintings
Digital illustrations, logos and poster designs
A professional, job ready digital portfolio
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Graphic Design Assistant · Sign Maker Visual Merchandiser · Theatre Front of House Assistant · Community Arts Worker
PROGRAM DETAILS
When: Tuesdays
Time: 12:00pm – 3:30pm
Duration: 18 weeks across Terms 2 & 3
Starts Tuesday 12, May 2026
Location: 71/275 Annangrove Rd,
Rouse Hill NSW 2155
Cost: $4,095* ($227.50 per day)
Payment plans available.
*NDIS funding may support this program.
THE NITTY GRITTY
What to bring: Notepad and pens, laptop or tablet, refreshments such as morning and afternoon tea, lunch, water bottle.
Location: Unit 71, 275 Annangrove Rd, Rouse Hill, NSW, 2155.
Will I be in an inclusive environment? Yes.
Register your interest now for a follow up discussion.
Why create.able. works for young adults with disabilities
Benefits
Inclusive, respectful and supportive environment
Clear structure and routine
Small groups for personalised attention
Real Outcomes
Build social confidence and independence
Strengths-based approach tailored to you
Safe, supervised and welcoming setting
Career Focused
A professional portfolio ready for work or further study
Real career pathways in creative and community industries
Skills that transfer into any workplace or community setting
OUR PROGRAMS OFFER A RANGE OF BENEFITS TO PARTICIPANTS
Increased independence in daily routines and decision-making
Improved communication and social participation skills
Greater capacity to participate in employment and community activities
Increased self-management, regulation, and confidence
Improved understanding of workplace expectations and routines
Development of practical, transferable skills for work and volunteering
Reduced reliance on informal and paid supports over time
YOUR TRAINING FACILITIES
ACADEMY STUDIOS, ROUSE HILL
An expansive training facility in Rouse Hill, the studio includes dedicated areas for training, shooting and editing still
and video content, along with a podcasting studio to record either pre-recorded or live podcasts.
TESTIMONIALS
FAQs
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Other than a willingness to learn and a drive to succeed, there are no formal entry requirements. Everyone is encouraged to apply.
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You will study alongside no more than 12 other students.
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You will need access to a laptop or tablet with ability to access the internet and download and run software.
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Yes. NDIS funds may be used to access our services for individuals who are self-managed or plan-managed .
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Quite a lot. Over the course of the last two years, our staff have delivered over 2,000 hours of training to young adults with disabilities alone.
These program participants have had a variety of disabilities or neurodivergence.
We are happy to discuss some of the experiences and the beneficial outcomes that our programs have had on young people, leading to tangible employment outcomes.