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Australian Filmmakers and Artists Collaborate to Say 'I Do'

With the marriage equality postal survey now over in Australia, more than 30 Australian filmmakers and actors have been collaborating internationally over the past month on the I Do Project. 

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The I Do Project was devised by Dan Prichard, Laura Scrivano, and Kim Ho. This power team also created a powerful short film called The Language of Love, which has had worldwide exposure. (See below.)

If you'd like more information on how to create your own "I Do" short film, click here.

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