Documentary Breakdown
Chapter-by-chapter guide to what will be in our documentary
You can also download the full document as a PDF file here (or by clicking on the button below). However, please note that is a large file, and is unlikely to be the most up-to-date version.
Our documentary, to be co-produced and co-narrated by AAC user Kate Caryer, will offer a compelling journey into the world of Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) with a particular focus on individuals with congenital conditions (such as cerebral palsy). It will also feature the inspirational work of 1Voice Communicating Together.
See our detailed chapter breakdown below. Please email us if you have any suggestions or can help in any way, or use our contact form.
AAC is not some tidy little medical term. It is voice, fight, identity and noise. This chapter kicks the door in and makes it clear from the start: AAC is communication, not charity, not a backup plan, and not something to be whispered about in corners.
This is the myth-busting chapter, and it takes no prisoners. AAC is not just for kids, not just for a certain type of person, and not some sad last resort. That rubbish gets tossed out fast. We are here to drag the truth out into the open and let it breathe.
The final chapter brings the noise home. AAC is communication, not a substitute, not a compromise, not a consolation prize. It is how people live, love, laugh, and fight for their space in the world, The ending is not quiet. It is a call to voices. This is our time: let's make some noise!
AAC is not some tidy little medical term. It is voice, fight, identity and noise. This chapter kicks the door in and makes it clear from the start: AAC is communication, not charity, not a backup plan, and not something to be whispered about in corners.
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