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Participants Needed for Documentary on Disability Hate Crime

Participants Needed for Documentary on Disability Hate Crime

Producer / Director Richard Butchins is making a documentary for BBC2 on disability hate crime. He is looking for strong case studies of people who would be willing to talk on camera about their personal experiences around Hate Crime.

Richard is known for his work on previous films such as The Great Benefits Row and NHS Out of Hours Undercover.

The director said “I am disabled myself and have personal experience of the issue and so for me, it is important the disabled control the narrative in this film. I also know that the current situation has changed the landscape for the disabled in many ways and this will be incorporated into the film”.

For further information on the project or to express your interest in taking part, please email DHC@hardcashproductions.com

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