Access Coordination
We’ve led access for some of the UK’s biggest screen projects.
From working on major High-End TV projects like ‘The Crown’ and ‘The Witcher’, to leading on groundbreaking disability-centred stories like ‘Ralph and Katie’, ‘Dinosaur’ and ‘I Used To Be Famous’, we support productions and individuals to create best-in-class accessible environments.
We train the new generation of Access Coordinators through the ScreenSkills Access Coordinator Development Programme, and as partners of the TV Access Project, we build best practise in access across the sector.
Every project is different, so we build a bespoke approach for each production. We’re experienced in:
- Providing Access Passports and collecting access information
- Agreeing and advising on reasonable adjustments
- Building support plans for individuals
- Providing 1:1 support
- Working with departments to embed access across a production
- Providing training across productions
- Providing accessible production documentation
- Building a culture of access.
To find out how we could support your production, get in touch at [email protected].
Productions we’ve worked on as Access Coordinators or Consultants include:
- Strictly Come Dancing (BBC)
- Dinosaur – Series 1 and 2 (Two Brothers for BBC)
- The Witcher – Series 3 and 4 (Netflix)
- This City is Ours -Series 2 (Left Bank Pictures for BBC)
- The Dream Lands (Sister Pictures for BBC)
- Black Doves S2 (Sister Pictures for Netflix)
- Rewarding (Conker Pictures for BBC)
- 007: Road to a Million (72 Films for Amazon Prime Video)
- The Crown (Left Bank Pictures and Sony Pictures Television for Netflix)
- The Cleaner Christmas Special (Studio Hamburg for BBC)
- Ralph and Katie (ITV Studios for BBC)
- I Used To Be Famous (Forty Foot for Netflix)
We’ve also supported continuing dramas EastEnders, Hollyoaks and Holby City, and act as the Access Coordinators for the ScreenSkills Leaders of Tomorrow programme and Production Guild and Netflix’s Assistant Production Accountant Training Scheme (NAPATS).