Liquid Interactive

Liquid Interactive is a digital creative agency that provides a wide range of digital and interactive services. Specialising in digital strategy, online marketing and interactive development, our philosophy is simple – create ideas and solutions that innovate, motivate and engage. Part of the Liquid Group, Liquid Interactive is a privately owned and operated Queensland-based business with an established foundation of local clients and an expanding global client base. Supported by Liquid Animation and Liquid VFX, our business is able to offer our clients the expertise, facilities and strategic insight in all areas of 2D and 3D animation, live-action, video post production and interactive online services.

Department of Culture and the Arts, Government of Western Australia

The Department of Culture and the Arts (DCA) is committed to enriching the lives of all Western Australians by supporting the arts and cultural sectors to provide unique and transforming experiences. The Department, which includes the State Records Office, along with the following organisations, form the Culture and Arts portfolio: Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth Theatre Trust, ScreenWest, State Library of Western Australia and the Western Australian Museum. DCA provides funding to a large number of arts and cultural organisations, groups, arts workers and artists.

Training Facilitation Group

The Training Facilitation Group was born from a simple desire: to work with people to help them meet their learning and training goals. Everything TFG does comes back to their profound belief that people have an almost limitless capacity for learning, creating, changing and taking on new challenges. TFG just likes being able to help them do those things.

BHP Billiton

As part of the JUMP program, resources company BHP Billiton will support Carclew Youth Arts to offer regional artists the opportunity to be mentored by an established artist of national standing. This partnership between BHP Billiton and Carclew Youth Arts first commenced in 2006, designed to contribute significantly to the creative life of South Australia and to have a direct impact on thousands of young people, encompassing Adelaide and key regional areas such as Roxby Downs and the Upper Spencer Gulf Region. In 2007, the partnership was recognised at a national level winning the Australia Business Arts Foundation (ABaF) Australia Council Award for Young People.

ArtsHub

Established in 2000, ArtsHub is now one of Australia’s leading websites serving the creative and arts industries. ArtsHub is visited over 100,000 times each month and offers access to the latest news, views, reviews, jobs, events, company profiles and general classifieds from the Australian creative and arts industries. Over 800 arts companies subscribe to ArtsHub advertising their companies, latest events, and jobs on offer.

Access Arts

Access Arts Queensland is the peak body working with artists, cultural workers and their communities across Queensland. We deliver a range of Professional Arts and Cultural services to Queensland communities with an emphasis on those communities, groups and individuals who experience disability and disadvantage. Access Arts utilises an innovative and unique approach to reciprocal partnerships with individuals, regional Queensland communities, interstate and international organisations. These partnerships are instrumental in producing quality exhibitions, performances, projects, workshops and professional development outcomes.

And thank you to our critical friends

To ensure JUMP remains as relevant as possible to the professional artistic practice taking place throughout Australia, we have sought the advice and support of numerous industry professionals.

We acknowledge the specialist advice of our 2012 program selection panel members: Avi Amesbury, Adam Bennett, Karen Bryant, Panos Couros, Sharon Dalla Costa, Jamie Dawson, Rosie Dennis, Sean Foran, Nathan Ford, Caroline Gates, Angela Goddard, Lyndon Gray, Erica Green, Dr Bree Hadley, Patrick Hall, Craig Harrison, Glen Hayden, Felicia Hick, Cat Hope, Jeff Khan, David Kirkpatrick, Sophia Kouyoumdjan, Sarah McCormack, Rosemary Miller, Magdalena Moreno, Angela O'Donnell, Ian Pidd, Caro Roach, Leigh Robb, Guy Ross, Dr Mary Scott, Caroline Stacey, Kate Sulan and Angharad Wynne-Jones.