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"Rolling"

This captioned documentary film was created largely by 3 participants with video cameras mounted on their wheelchairs. It was named the best documentary at the Independent Film Project conference in New York City.

Thirteen/WNET New York (public television)

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Posted by: nagelbagel010 on Wed Nov 14, 2012 at 5:24 p.m.

This is an awesome documentary in which three people that use a wheelchair for mobility, video tape themselves and take you up close and personal in their daily lives. It allows us to see their ups and downs as they adapt their environment and show us how they live. As a future clinician, it was a great resource for me. It gave me new ideas of ways to adapt the environment that I did not think about previously. It also reminded me to always keep my treatment client centered and to consider each client as their own. I think this is great for any student or person that is interested in working with people with disabilities. It's a perfect reminder to appreciate life.

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"We cannot afford to let the issue of disabilities be simply an afterthought. We have a unique opportunity now, as industry pours billions of dollars into upgrading the communications infrastructure, to make sure that people with disabilities are not left behind. Now is the time. Accessibility of services and products for all Americans has got to be a design feature, not an add-on."

Chairman Kennard, Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Statement on Video Description, 11/18/99