Exclusive: One of the British managers is believed to be the first major documentary on the learning community and the autistic community in filmmaking and television.
Lizi Evans In the pre -production stage, the 90 -minute feature has work titles This is the industry and Where do you want usWith a number of celebrities who have already participated in the document, Ivs told the deadline.
DOC is the first to “highlight the prosperous sub -culture, but often of disabled learning, autism, and creative nervousness who already work in our industry.” “It is in front of the camera and its successor, but often on the margins – it may surprise the size of this society.” The project will also discuss “the sustainability of the UK screen industries from environmental challenges to structural inequality and social impact.”
Doc Life began as an advantage at the base level, but has grown in its scope, and has fell many famous shareholders who will be disclosed soon, and attracted attention from broadcasters and deficit institutions, which Evans said is now a conversation with. Evans posted on LinkedIn about the project last week and the post received attention from all the angles of the industry. She is an advocate of proverbs It still opens more hours and home work.
“This is my first appearance in the exit – and as an autism manufacturing, I faced many invisible barriers that are still present throughout the industry,” Ivans told the mixture of the deadline. “These barriers are the same topics that this documentary addresses, which is why I should make this movie. Not only for me, but for everyone who makes similar stories.”
The document will be transferred to the Oska Bright Film Festival for the next year, which calls himself “the leading world festival for films that you made or includes people with difficulties in learning or autism.”
Disability in the UK movies and television has been in the spotlight since then Teenager Creator Jack Thorne in 2021 Mactaggart, where Critical industry For “failure to fail and disabled”. Since then, activists have been improving industry opportunities for a minority that constitutes about 20 % of the UK population. It is believed that about one of every seven people in the UK are considered nervous.
