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Captioned Media Program - http://www.cfv.org/
Provides all persons who are deaf or hard of hearing awareness of and equal access to communication and learning through the use of captioned educational media and supportive collateral materials. |
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Films involving Disabilities - http://www.disabilityfilms.co.uk/
This site presents a detailed list of 2,500 feature films which involve in one way or another various disabilities. It is directed towards teachers, students and anyone who has an interest in how disability is represented in films. |
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Aquarius Health Care Media - http://www.aquariusproductions.com/
Videos and DVDs on disability issues. |
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Sprout Film Festival - http://www.gosprout.org/film/
An annual festival in New York City showcasing films by, for, and about people with developmental disabilities. |
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Sprout's Make-A-Movie Program - http://www.gosprout.org/006.html
Offers people with developmental disabilities the opportunity to star in and be part of the creative video-making process. |
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CBC TV Moving On - http://www.cbc.ca/movingon/
Television show that sets lights and cameras on people with disabilities bringing their relationships, opinions, successes, tools for independence, and above all good stories into focus. |
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Solstice Films, Inc. - http://www.solsticefilms.org
Produces films and other educational resources to influence the lives of individuals facing life challenges such as disabilities and terminal illnesses |
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John Callahan's Quads - http://www.mediaworld.com.au/animationworks/quads/
An animated sitcom about a quadriplegic, Reilly O'Reilly, and his rather physically challenged friends. The characters, clips from some episodes, and production notes. |
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Lifestyles of the Poor and Unknown - http://www.nansonaproductions.com/lifestyles.asp
A documentary about the lives and dreams of a married couple with developmental disabilities in New York City. Made by a sibling for families, professionals, educators, and general audiences. |
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Blindspots - http://www.vashti.net/blind/
Movie reviews for visually impaired people. |