Not invisible anymore, Audrey O'Connor

Family Conference 2020 l Doing things differently
People living with disability have amazing stories to tell.
Audrey, interviewed by Deb Herbert, shares her journey from childhood to finding her voice and passion as a young woman through the medium of film.
With her feature film See Me, she is promoting a more diverse film industry in Australia. Audrey’s love of creativity, acting and film making is an inspiration for parents, carers and people living with a disability. Her story reframes disability and celebrates the possibilities of following one’s dreams.
The Family Conference brings together families of children with disabilities and their allies. The presentations aim to inspire, educate and empower families in building a good life. The conference also celebrates people with a disability who are making a difference in their community
Acknowledgements:
Interview: Deb Herbert
Videography and editing: Chris Herbert
Reframing Disability, Plumtree and Now & Next
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[@spmoran4703]

Disabled people of all kinds are beautiful. Very beautiful. I love how this lady wants to show her own individual beauty.

[@tracylamont5783]

What a wonderful interview Debbie. I do hope to see more of Audrey’s work in the future, she is such a talented young lady with such courage and creativity for such a young age. I’m excited to see how her talent and enthusiasm inspires so many other young men and woman with disabilities to step forward and be seen in the film making industry.

[@jarodcarnarvon5198]

Hopefully 1 day more churches will accept these kind of people instead of shunning them & treating them like 2nd class.....