Improving Disability Representation, Both On-Screen and Off

The video discusses the challenges and biases faced by disabled individuals in employment and media representation. It highlights the need for better training and opportunities, emphasizing the importance of including disabled people in various roles, both on-screen and behind the scenes. The discussion also touches on the ethical considerations in casting decisions, advocating for more inclusive practices in the film industry.

What is one of the main challenges faced by disabled individuals in professional fields?

• Excessive opportunities

• Stigma and bias

• Overqualification

• Lack of interest in jobs

Which aspect is crucial for the inclusion of disabled individuals in media?

• Focusing only on advocacy

• Including their stories

• Limiting roles to non-disabled actors

• Avoiding any representation

What is a key factor in deciding whether a non-disabled actor should play a disabled character?

• The actor's popularity

• The actor's ability to portray the role

• The actor's previous roles

• The actor's physical appearance

Why is it important for disabled actors to be given opportunities in films?

• To ensure diversity in casting

• To gain experience and excel

• To reduce production costs

• To avoid criticism from audiences

What is a potential benefit of having disabled individuals in various roles within a film production?

• Enhanced authenticity and representation

• Increased ticket sales

• Faster production timelines

• Reduced need for special effects