Indefinable is a ten-minute reveal of what it is to identify as gender fluid, focusing on the story of Danni Touzel and Ryan Wright. Through their journey as identifying as gender fluid, the documentary looks at this label in relation to the art of drag. Both big names in Perth’s drag world, Danni Touzel identifies as Flo Reel, one of Perth’s only biological female drag queens, whilst Ryan Wright identifies as Katya Kokov, a traditional male to female queen. Through interviews, physical transformations and live performances, join us as we delve into the world of the Perth drag scene, through identifying as gender fluid.

FLO REEL is one of Perth’s only biologically female drag queens. Through interview we will get to know Flo, see her in action as door greeter at Connections Nightclub in Perth, watch her transform into Flo Reel, and learn about what it is to identify as gender fluid in a world of drag which consists of predominantly male-to-female drag queens. We are also exposed to Flo's struggle with alcoholism and how drag saved her from a deep depression, leading to the drag character of Flo Reel.

KATYA KOKOV is a popular drag queen regularly performing at both Connections and The Court in Perth. We are taken into Katya’s world through interview and see the transformation from alter ego to drag. We learn through this transformation that Katya is simply a more confident version of her other self, which we see through lip syncing performances at The Court.

HANNAH PASCOE is an Australian director, author, actor, producer, theatre-maker, and occasional poet. Raised in an artisic family in Perth, Western Australia, Hannah began her arts career as a dancer (Contemporary, Jazz and Ballet), a pianist and a terrible violin student. Hannah co-authored the second edition of Drama & Theatre Key Terms and Concepts, published by StagePage Publications, updating the text to reflect her time using the first edition as a student and to include a new curriculum framework. Completing the Australian Fringe curcuit as tour manager and occasional performer with The Neo-Futurists from New York, Chicago and San Francisco in their show Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind and Sex with Animals at Adelaide Fringe 2015 and Melbourne International Comedy Festival 2015. Hannah is currently studying at the WA Screen Academy, in the Directing specialisation.

JOSHUA HALL HAINES is the producer for Indefinable. Joshua has studied film and broadcast for the last three years at the North Metropolitan Institute of Technology, and is currently completing a Bachelor of Screen Studies at the WA Screen Academy. Having stepped away from a Criminology & LLB degree at Murdoch University, he has been able to foster a career in the film industry [Bad Girl, A Few Less Men, Nobody's Child, Library of Love], and with an eye for design his artistic expressionism was the drive behind the Revelation Perth Film Festival trailer "Trick or Beats", which he directed in 2015.

PIP WALLER is the writer and co-producer of Indefinable. Whilst completing a double major of Screen Arts and Creative Writing at Curtin University, Pip was the screenwriter of season six of NITVs Noongar Dandjoo, and showcased her writing abilities in various other university projects. Pip's love of presenting controversial topics in her work, as well as encouraging audiences to face the at times harsh realities of being human, led to her discovery of the entire concept of being gender fluid, revealing just how little society knows about it. Her general obsession with drag queens including her love of popular tv show RuPaul's drag race, led to her original pitch of creating a documentary focusing on two, local drag queens in Perth who identify as neither male or female. As the writer of Indefinable, Pip hopes to present an engaging documentary that not only showcases the fantastic art that is drag, but to also provide inside into labels and stereotypes.

TOBY HOFFMAN has been passionate about film ever since he first picked up a home video camera at age 11. Toby's experience is broad and varied; from creating YouTube content during high school, completing an Undergraduate Degree in Film and TV at Edith Cowan University, and doing volunteer work for a Perth based non-for profit media company. Additionally, Toby has worked on a number of short films in his spare time. Toby possesses the enthusiasm to continue contributing to the production of innovative film content, drawing on his previous experience and his desire to keep learning. Toby is currently studying a Master of Cinematography at the WA Screen Academy.

SARA BIANCARDI is the editor for Indefinable. Originally from Santos, Brazil, Sara has studied advertising at the Methodist University of São Paulo. Upon  relocating to Australia, Sara took her specialisties in videography and producing to the Carrick Institute of Education in Sydney, where she studied Studio Event Management. She currently works at Studio Orange, as a video editor and producer, whilst completing her Masters at the WA Screen Academy with specialisations in Editing, Cinematography, and Producing. 

DANIELLE PARNABY is the sound supervisor for Indefinable. Hoping to eventually make a career out of sound design, Danielle started her studies at the North Metropolitan Institute of Technology (previously known as Central Institute), where she finished her Advanced Diploma in Screen and Film Media - specialising in sound, now hoping to complete her Bachelor at the WA Screen Academy. Her most notable work starts at a collection of short films [The Mannequin], locally produced short documentaries [Swing in Seven, Viva La Vincent], and boom operating on a feature film [OtherLife]. 

Our biggest challenge is sourcing licensed music for this life-story documentary. To be able to distribute this project across the internet (YouTube, podcasts, social media), film & theatrical releases (festivals), TV & radio (public broadcasting, shows), trade shows and showrooms nationally, we need to own all rights in perpetuity for licensed music. 

This sourced music will be used during footage of our drag queens as they perform, bringing a realism to their stage shows, and a vibrance to the impact they have on their audiences. 

Anything over target will be donated to an LGBTQI charity to further this documentary's message across the globe.