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ALT Film Forward 2025 Applications now open For experienced Dead, Disabled and/or Neurodivergent professionals stepping up in VP, post and VFX Delivered by ScreenSkills Film Skills Fund in partnership with the Adobe Foundation
ALT Headshots of the three panelists on a blue background. Yukiko on the left is wearing a wide-brimmed black hat and has long wavy black hair. Shelley in the centre has her black hair in two french braids. She has brown skin and eyes. Polly on the right has light blonde hair with a fringe. She is smiling with her hands on her hips.
ALT Text that reads 'we are hiring'
ALT Text reads 'Meet our new board members'. Next to this is a photograph of Jo, our director, with members of the Unlimited board Lauren, Sonny, Hannah, Chris, Sarah, Tarik and Carole. They all sit and stand in front of banners that read 'Radical' and 'Unlimited'.
ALT The review quote "There are certain works that permanently alter one's perception of the world; Lived Fiction is one such creation." ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ - A Young(ish) Perspective, overlays a photo of Nadenh, a British Cambodian wheelchair dancer, backlit by a glowing sun-like amber light that peeks out from behind him. Nadenh leans forward in his manual dance wheelchair sideways across the image. His back hand reaches forward as if to shake hands with a figure that only he can see. The light flares and streams around his fingers. Photo by Chris Parkes.
ALT Funding for Arts & Culture Overview of data Trust and Foundation funding in the UK 2019-22
ALT Nadenh Poan, a Cambodian male wheelchair dancer recreates the Lived Fiction and Unlimited poster image outside of the Southbank Centre. Behind Nadenh the huge poster depicts him in a gravity defying headstand. A haze of golden light spills around him as he throws his left arm forwards to the camera, balancing only on the side of his head and right arm, his lightweight black manual chair lifted above him. Photo by Chris Parkes.
