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ALT A pale blue and white square contains two text boxes that read: “DISABILITY IN TV - How to Hire, Include, and Progress Disabled Employees & Freelancers" and "HOW TO BE DISABLED IN TV". Next to the text is the logo for Channel 4. Underneath are the logos for FWD-Doc: Filmmakers with Disabilities, Deaf and Disabled People In TV and Little By Little Films.

ALT Two colour images side by side. First on left is a clockwise grid with head shots of panellists. Clockwise from top left: Shanida Scotland, Elisabeth Hopper, Lindsey Dryden and Jason Osborne Image 2 on right: Graphic with logos of Netflix Documentary Talent Fund titled: "On the Theme of Connection"

ALT A 40-year-old person with Athetoid Cerebral Palsy in an electric wheelchair with an Augmentative Communication Device (AAC), smiling excitedly in a room with a bay window. She has pink hair and is in a black t-shirt that reads, "SARCASM LOADING... PLEASE WAIT". In the top left hand corner of the image, the title 'Whose Voice is it Anyway' is written in capital letters in white on a pink background. At the bottom left hand corner of the image is text that reads 'Random Acts' in white.

ALT White writing on black background reads at the top in bold “Random Acts: Whose Voice Is It Anyway? 12:05am, Channel 4. Beneath the title, it reads “In the latest from this innovative short-film strand, Charlie and Lottie (played by the same actor) struggle with the same disability but have completely different experiences. Charlie lives in her own adapted flat with an encouraging mother, while Lottie is stuck in an alternative world where disability is massively discriminated against.” Then appears the author's name in bold, Sammy Gecsoyler.

ALT A screenshot taken from digital and print magazine, and website, the Hollywood Reporter. The title of the article, in large bold font, reads “CNN Films, Points North Institute Announce 2022 American Stories Doc Fellowship Grantees (Exclusive).” The subheading that then follows reads “The artist development program fellowship supports independent documentary filmmakers who, from diverse points of view, are exploring themes unique to American experiences.” This is then followed by the author’s name, Abbey White, and then the date of the publication, September 13, 2022 3:22PM. Under this, a collage featuring headshots of the 8 recipients of the fellowship is visible with text underneath that says “2022 American Stories Doc Fellowship Grantees COURTESY OF SUBJECTS”

ALT A screenshot taken from the digital and print magazine, and website, the Hollywood Reporter. The top line reads “The Hollywood Reporter” and is followed by text reading “subscribe”, all in red. It then goes on to say: “CNN Films, in red, and Points North Institute have revealed the five recipients of the 2022 American Stories Documentary Fellowship. The artist development program fellowship supports independent documentary filmmakers who, from diverse points of view, are exploring themes unique to American experiences. The five filmmaking teams named as this year’s fellowship recipients include Ameha Molla and Rajal Pitroda; Gabriela Díaz Arp and Karla Claudio Betancourt; Paige Bethmann and Jessica Epstein; Jordan Lord and Abby Sun; and Julie Wyman, Lindsey Dryden and Jonna McKone.”

ALT ID: A pale blue and white square contains the text: “DISABILITY IN TV - How to Hire, Include, and Progress Disabled Employees & Freelancers”. Next to the text is the logo for Channel 4. Underneath are the logos for FWD-Doc: Filmmakers with Disabilities, Deaf and Disabled People In TV and Little By Little Films.

ALT A pale blue and white square contains the text: “DISABILITY IN TV - How to Hire, Include, and Progress Disabled Employees & Freelancers”. Next to the text is the logo for Channel 4. Underneath are the logos for FWD-Doc: Filmmakers with Disabilities, Deaf and Disabled People In TV and Little By Little Films.












