Inclusive Cinema Culture is a right not a privilege
It is essential to recognize that culture is not just about the information or stimulus we receive daily. Culture and knowledge make us grow. They strengthen our character and our identity as individuals.
Fortunately, society tends to be more inclusive. A political commitment has been made in Spain so that all public products, goods, and services are accessible. This commitment also includes artistic displays, spaces, and cultural events. Therefore, there has been an increase in productions that present audio-described content, with accessible subtitling and sign language.
Here is a summary of our work philosophy in just 3 points:
Previous knowledge of the accessible tools, languages and forms of communication used by people with disabilities.
Creative development of accessibility, from the script/briefing to distribution.
Active participation of users with disabilities in the creative process and design of the work. Also, joint testing of the final product.
The type of project, its format or its genre doesn’t matter. Nor does the business sector for which it’s meant, its language, or the place where we have to design it.
All our proposals are governed by the same values of quality and inclusive methodologies. We are always offering a project suited to the needs of the client and a universal audience.
Blues Time is a fictional short film rated for general audiences. It was written and directed by Spanish filmmaker Miguel Ángel Font Bisier and produced by When Lights are Low. The main characters are played by José Manuel Casañ, singer of the infamous rock band “Seguridad Social”, and by Aroa Renau, a child actress and model. The film is 14.30 minutes in length and was shot by a professional film crew in Valencia.
El equipo de miCINEinclusivo.com ha viajado en muchas ocasiones para expandir la filosofía de un cine que tenga en cuenta cada vez a un mayor sector del público. Esta galería fotográfica recoge estos viajes (por ejemplo, a México y a Perú), talleres y presentaciones realizadas entre 2017 y 2019.
Presentación en Lotelito sobre la parte multisensorial del cortometraje multisensorial y accesible XMILE.
Presentación en Lotelito sobre la parte multisensorial del cortometraje multisensorial y accesible XMILE.
Charla sobre el cortometraje multisensorial y accesible XMILE.
Charla sobre el cortometraje multisensorial y accesible XMILE.
Charla sobre el cortometraje multisensorial y accesible XMILE.
Charla sobre el cortometraje multisensorial y accesible XMILE.
Taller escolar sobre cine accesibe.
Charla sobre el cortometraje multisensorial y accesible XMILE.
Charla sobre cómo trabajar la sordoceguera en medios audiovisuales, a través del documental realizado para Asocide CV desde miCINEinclusivo.
Charla sobre el cortometraje multisensorial y accesible XMILE.
Estreno de la serie "Trato Adecuado a Mujeres y Niñas con Discapacidad" en Bioparc, Valencia.
Charla sobre el cortometraje multisensorial y accesible XMILE en Ciudad de México.
Rueda de prensa sobre el cortometraje inclusivo Tiempo de Blues.
Charla sobre cine inclusivo.
Charla sobre el cortometraje multisensorial y accesible XMILE.
Charla sobre cine inclusivo en el Ministerio de Cultura de Lima, Perú.
This is our first inclusive short film dossier. It contains info not just about «Blues Time«, but also about its 21-minute-long documentary «Creating Inclusive Cinema«.
As a novelty, we are happy to share with you that both films have been translated into arab, so that the project can be enjoyed in Spanish, English, Sign Language and Arabic!
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