
As Long as you smile
About the Film
Archie is a young man living in Brisbane who has autism and ADHD. This documentary focuses on highlighting Archies inspiring and positive outlook on life. Despite some struggles Archie faces that derive from him being a neurodivergent individual, he is devoted to keeping a smile on his face and cherishes the time he spends with family as well as the opportunities he has been given that someone who is neurotypical might not be able to appreciate in the same way.

Director
Cameron Leslie

Writer
Azz Oldfield

Producer
Brooke Pointing
Behind the Scenes
Cast & Crew
Producer: Brooke Pointing
Director: Cameron Leslie
Writer: Azz Oldfield
Production Assistant : Samuel Grant
1st Assistant Director: Jack Hawkins
DOP: Joshua Baker
Camera Operator: Maxine Gamer
Grip/Gaffer Renik: Cowan
Electric Assistant : James Tucker
Sound Recording: James Lam
Boom Operator: Cooper Hauf
Editor: Connor Termine
Editing Assistant: Jack Hawkins
Sound Editor: Connor Termine
Colour Editor: Eve Marsden
Data Wrangler: James Lam
Cast:
Marian Silverthorne
Georgia Hollis
Abby Hartmann
Jayden Koh
Amanda Hartmann
Jordan Lee
Porter Soich
Cohen Lloyd
Georgia Baillie
Emily Luck
Monica Behrenbruch
Joshua McQueen
Kailee Behrendorff
Parul Menta
Anastasia Bruzzichesi
Veronica Netya
Taj De Montis
Alistair Nicol
Natalie Doolette
Olivia Nielsen
Angela Draguceanu
Andrew Oxford
Paige Elms
Isabella Pagliaccio
Samuel French
Kiara Parker
Veronica Rey
Ben Spalding
Cameron Rosser
Alexandra Wilson
Special Thanks:
Phoebe Hart (QUT)
Travis Vetier (QUT)
Nicole McCuaig (QUT)
Jason Tolsher (QUT)
Joe Carter (QUT)
Faith Jarvis (Uniting Care) and
Zoe Sugars (St Andrews
War Memorial Hospital)
The QUT School of Creative Arts acknowledges the Turrbal and Yugara as the First Nations owners of the lands where QUT now stands. We pay respect to their Elders, lores, customs and creation spirits. We recognise that these lands have always been places of teaching, research, and learning. QUT acknowledges the important role Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people continue to play within the QUT community.



