<p>Fearless in her pursuit for adrenaline, Gold Coast local, Marlena Katene has used her influence to help alter perceptions of disabilities within her community, all whilst living out her dreams.</p>

BERT sits next to MARLENA, who is in a wheelchair. Behind them, the wall is covered with framed photographs of MARLENA and famous people. MARLENA listens to BERT as he talks. She makes vocal noises but is non-verbal. Their names appear on the screen: the woman’s name is MARLENA Katene and man’s name is BERT Hibbert.

The sky is not the limit. No, what is it? Hang on, got to think of it now. The sky one.

MARLENA bends over to use a communication assistance device in her lap while BERT holds her hand to help her.

The sky’s not the limit, there are footprints on the moon, aren't there?

MARLENA looks up and nods, while the man reads out what she has written.

MIKE Briggs, wearing a red t-shirt with an iFLY logo on it, stands up from kneeling and as the shot widens, we see that he is in the iFLY facility with MARLENA and another woman in the background.

MIKE talking to camera. There are posters on the wall behind, advertising the services of his business. He is still in the iFLY facility.

She has done quite a few awesome things in her time, like base jumping for example.

In a Go-Pro styled action video, from the viewpoint of a person assisting, a person wearing a helmet just in front is getting ready to jump off a high building with a parachute. The person jumps and we see they are in tandem, jumping with a second person: MARLENA. The parachute opens after the pair jump off the building. City skyscrapers can be seen in the background. Other people with parachutes and helmets stand on the building waiting to jump.

Most people in the world would never go base jumping. So, someone who's living with the condition she is, and in the wheelchair and stuff for her to go and do something like this, it’s pretty awesome.

So, it's inspiring for us to have someone like that come into the facility and want to take part in what we're doing.

MARLENA is sitting at a table wearing blue overalls smiling and laughing with others. Orange helmets sit on the table. There is another lady also sitting at the table.

In the original view with the framed photographs on the wall behind them, MARLENA leans over her communication assistance device and makes pressing actions. BERT watches over her shoulder with a smile. MARLENA looks up and smiles.

In a synthetic voice, we hear ‘My name is MARLENA Katene, I am 28 years old.’

Cut to the iFLY facility. MARLENA sits in in her wheelchair wearing a full-face helmet and overalls. She drives the wheelchair around the room. There are chairs and other people in the background.

In the original view with the framed photographs on the wall behind them, BERT is looking over MARLENA’s shoulder at what she has written on her communication device. He reads out her words.

‘I love the feeling of jumping. It gives me a sense of freedom.’ Having cerebral palsy she can't necessarily always control her body.

But jumping, whether it be from a plane or iFly, it gives her that sense of weightlessness, freedom, control.

MARLENA is dressed in blue overalls with an orange helmet and a broad grin on her face. She is flying weightless in an indoor skydiving facility. She is stretched out, face towards the ground, with two people standing next to her, holding her.

And control’s not a word that's associated, especially with a disability such as cerebral palsy.

MARLENA is smiling as two people control her body, while dropping down and floating up during an indoor skydive in a room with clear glass walls. Other people are watching from outside the room.

Sitting next to BERT and with his help, MARLENA taps on her communication device and speaks what she has written.

‘I was encouraged to find something new after skydiving 20 times’ and I encouraged her to look for something. I encouraged MARLENA to do her first skydive. So base jumping was the next level.

In the iFLY facility: slow shot of MARLENA in her chair and BERT turning her chair around. MARLENA smiles.

In the original view with the framed photographs on the wall behind them, BERT and MARLENE talk to camera.

I met MARLENA when she was two, and MARLENA is 28 now, so over the years she's taught me a lot. Taught me a lot about life in general. So, when it came to MARLENA going through that post school transition, it was exciting for me to see that she was taking her baby steps in school to make real money, have a real job rather than relying on other people for certain things. So, I was happy to do the physical support required to run a jumping castle when she was younger. It's exciting that she invested in her own future even back then.

MARLENA and BERT are in a shop. MARLENA is in her wheelchair and her friend is riding on the back of the chair. They spin around in slow motion and MARLENA is smiling.

A close-up shows music memorabilia such as autographed tickets and VIP passes. MARLENA taps on her communication device while BERT helps her.

A slow camera move across a display case shows microphones with autographs written on the side of them.

It started locally, interviewing smaller bands, local bands at local venues while she was at University, and then it grew from there.

MARLENA taps on her communication device while Bert helps her.

Met... a... few... people... overseas and got their details... So she also met a few people overseas. Literally ran into NELLY.

BERT turns and points to an autographed photo of Nelly leaning into MARLENA on the wall behind him. Close up of the autographed photo of MARLENA and NELLY.

That was in New York. Literally ran into him in the street.

Close up of another autographed photo of MARLENA with RICKY MARTIN bending over to pose for the photo with MARLENA is shown.

That was RICKY MARTIN when he was in New York. Just doing Broadway over there.

BERT talks to camera, smiles and looks at MARLENA admiringly. A close up is shown of BERT and MARLENA using the ABC communication board to pick out letters and numbers. A photo is shown of MARLENA surrounded by famous people while she is sitting in her chair with the ABC communication device in her lap.

So, MARLENA had the guts to turn around and ask the people, just hey I’m an upcoming music journalist. I use an iPad or ABC board to communicate.

More photographs of MARLENA and famous people are shown.

So MARLENA got her first personalised plate given to her for a birthday present which was her name ‘MARLENA’ on her car.

Close-up of a black number plate with hot pink letters that reads MARLENA.

And she wanted to get one for her work ute...

A chrome wheel is shown on a green ute, panning across to a close up of a number plate which reads I “HEART” 2JUMP.

...to tidy up the business and make it look a little bit more...

Wider shot of the green ute with the number plate I “HEART” 2JUMP on the front.

...and the plates fitted for her personality - base jump, skydiving, jumping castles. Perfect plate for you.

Outside, MARLENA sits in her wheelchair and reaches out to touch her work ute. BERT stands on the back of her wheelchair. MARLENA is smiling.

Final close-up shot of the front of the green ute, with the I “HEART” 2JUMP number plate on the front.

MARLENA is shown flying across the screen in the indoor skydiving facility wearing blue overalls and orange helmet. White text appears over the footage of MARLENA enjoying the skydive. The text reads: Each and every one of us is unique and has a story to tell. Celebrate who you are. Here’s to you. The PPQ.com.au logo fades onto screen and then fades to black. Additional white text fades onto scree. It reads: Each and every one of us is unique which is what makes Queenslander’s so special. Plates commemorate and celebrate who we are.

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