SHAMELESS: The ART of Disability
Art and activism are the starting point for a funny and intimate portrait of five surprising individuals with diverse disabilities. Packed with humour and raw energy, this film follows the gang of five from B.C. to Nova Scotia as they create and present their own images of their disabilities.
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Art and activism are the starting point for a funny and intimate portrait of five surprising individuals with diverse disabilities. Packed with humour and raw energy, this film follows the gang of five from B.C. to Nova Scotia as they create and present their own images of their disabilities.
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collaborating artistPersimmon BlackbridgeCatherine FrazeeGeoff McMurchyDavid Roche
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directorBonnie Sherr Klein
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writerBonnie Sherr Klein
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producerTracey Friesen
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editorLara Mazur
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cinematographerKirk Tougas
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composerVeda Hille
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assistant directorTeri Snelgrove
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location sound recordingJeff Henschel
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sound supervisorGael MacLean
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director consultantAnne Wheeler
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clearances supervisorPaula Sawadsky
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researchCorinna Hagel
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clearancesCorinna Hagel
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participantMac BladesMarlena BlavinMichael KleinPatricia SeeleyCorey FischerCharlene CurtissJoAnne PetroffAlexina LouieBrenda ZabolotnyCarolyn NovogShawn RobinsonMelanie PanitchPenny SchincariolSara HillisErica JohnsonNaomi KleinZoe Klein-JohnsonAvi LewisSeth Klein
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additional cinematographyMichael ChinJim Aquila
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additional soundJohn HaptasJason Milligan
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interim editorBonni DevlinCathrine FullerJeanne Slater
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assistant editorJohanna MazurKye Meechan
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title animationHilary Moses
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production assistantBeth GleasonAJ MurrayBen SilbermanElinor Warkentin
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transcriptionPamela Pellegrini
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stills photographerRosamond Norbury
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graphic imagingJon Anastasiades
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post-production servicesRainmaker Digital Pictures
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online editorFlavio BideseGerry Gonsalves
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colouristLionel Barton
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musicianAk CoopeVeda HillePeggy LeeBarry Mirochnick
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sound editorMark Hensley
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music editorGael MacLean
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re-recording mixerMark HensleyDon Mann
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sound mixing facilityPost Modern Sound
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production coordinatorChristine Sears
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technical coordinatorWes Machnikowski
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production supervisorKathryn Lynch
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marketing managerKay Leung
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program administratorBruce Hagerman
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executive producerRina Fraticelli
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students examine how literature and the media represent the disabled and
reflect society’s attitudes; explore classic archetypes, such as the Phantom,
the Hunchback of Notre Dame, Beauty and the Beast, and others. Discuss the
reasons for these and whether society is changing. Suggest alternatives that
would reflect a more open attitude. Media students can study the documentary’s
influence on the audience, explaining the significance of the title and how
the story is told.
