The programme

Six months. Five strands. One public showcase.

Small cohorts, adapted equipment, accessible venues — and a public film and exhibition at the end of every cycle.

A six-month journey

  1. 1Month 1

    Foundations

    Meet the studio, choose your access setup, first hands on every strand.

  2. 2Months 2–3

    Development

    Deep-dive workshops. You commit to two strands and start a project.

  3. 3Months 4–5

    Production

    Cohort splits into film crew and exhibition builders. Real deadlines, real support.

  4. 4Month 6

    Showcase

    Public film screening plus a digital exhibition — credited, archived, celebrated.

The five curriculum strands

Disabled makers exploring VR headsets and spatial interfaces
01

Immersive Technology

VR, AR and spatial storytelling with access at the core.

Young disabled makers behind camera and clapperboard
02

Filmmaking

Camera, sound, editing, direction — from first shot to final cut.

Young disabled makers producing music in a studio
03

Sound & Music

Production, scoring and adaptive instruments.

Young disabled makers designing on screens and tablets
04

Digital Design

Typography, motion and inclusive UX for the exhibition.

Young wheelchair user coding on a laptop bathed in purple studio light
05

Creative Coding

Interactive art and generative visuals with adaptive input.

Small cohorts

Twelve makers per cycle — enough for community, small enough that no one is missed.

Adapted equipment

Switch controls, eye-gaze rigs, ergonomic cameras, screen readers configured on day one.

Accessible venues

Step-free, sensory-considered, close to accessible transport — always.

Where we run

Three London boroughs

Tower Hamlets

Cohorts run in partnership with local venues and community hubs.

Southwark

Cohorts run in partnership with local venues and community hubs.

Hackney

Cohorts run in partnership with local venues and community hubs.