About this Short Film
The Day Zac's Music Died is a 2020 short film by Zachary Woller from Australia. The film explores themes of autism, cognitive processing disability, mental health and music against the backdrop of Covid and isolation. It is a thoughtful, young adult-centred piece that reflects on individual experience and the small lessons that emerge during hard times. For the Focus on Ability International Short Film Festival, this work offers a quiet, resonant contribution to conversations about ability, wellbeing and creativity. It invites audiences to listen closely and consider how connection and care can look different for each person.
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Zachary Woller is the filmmaker behind this entry. See every Focus on Ability entry from Zachary Woller.
Thats was great. What a fantastic effort. The scene shots were really well placed. Great script Look forward to hearing some of your music being played
Fantastic work Zac
Great film Zac showing your many great talents. It was very entertaining and funny.
Love it Well done Zac - you are doing some amazing things. And I love that you have done something positive during the COVID-19 lockdown.
What a great film Loved it - from the beautiful music you play to the editing All during lockdown Awesome effort