Disability inclusion in any sport, anywhere for anyone.

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[Upbeat music plays. Background shows a film set]

[Onscreen text: In a perfect world, we’re all complaining about the same things.]

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00:06 – 00:11

[Upbeat music continues. Screen transition to show Oliver, a wheelchair user enters the frame. The camera zooms in on his face]

[Onscreen text: We are not there yet.]

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00:11 – 00:13

[Quick scene transitions. People enter one by one and sit in the chair at the centre of the set.]

<v Director>: You look very relaxed.

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[Transition continues]

<v Celine>: I’m very nervous

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[Transition stops with Oliver facing the camera and speaking]

<v Oliver>: Yep, sweet. Thank you.

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[Transition continues with Maz and Elvin entering the screen one after the other]

<v Juttima>: Do I look at you guys? Hi!

00:23 – 00:25

[Quick scene transitions.  People look directly at the camera.] 

Oliver: “I wish…” 

Maz: “I wish…” 

Travis: “I wish…”

00:25 – 00:29

[Transition stops with Travis, holding a white walking stick, facing the camera and speaking]

<v Travis>: I wish the worst part of shopping was finding the right shampoo.

00:29 – 00:32

[Transition moves to Juttima, facing the camera and speaking]

<v Juttima >: I wish the worst thing about traveling is waiting in line.

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[Transition moves to Celine, facing the camera and speaking]

<v Celine >: I wish the worst thing about Uni (university) was fighting my nerves.

00:37 – 00:39

[Transition moves to Elvin, facing the camera and using Auslan to communicate]

<v Elvin>: I wish the worst thing about going to a café was which milk to order

00:39 – 00:47

[Transition moves to Juttima, facing the camera and speaking]

<v Juttima >: I wish the worst thing about travelling is the plane food. There was one time that I had a crew ask me, do you really need a wheelchair?

00:47 – 01:03

[Transition moves to Oliver, facing the camera and speaking]

<v Oliver>: I wish the worst thing about work; was how nasty the fridge gets. If I performed in in venues in Melbourne that were actually accessible with all the features, bathrooms, ramps, lifts, I’d probably do (only) two gigs a year.

01:03 – 01:05

[Onscreen text: The worst thing about anything, should be the same for everyone.]

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01: 06 – 01:10

[Transition to Maz, facing the camera. On-screen text: “Maz Strong – GSA Team Member and Former Paralympian.”]

<v Maz>: At Get Skilled Access, we have some lived experience to help your organisation…

01: 11 – 01:14

[Transition to Oliver, facing the camera, he continues from Maz. On-screen text: “Oliver Hunter– GSA Team Member and Comedian.”]

<v Oliver>: Take the next step in your access and inclusion journey.

01: 14 – 01:20

[Transition to Paul, facing the camera, he continues from Oliver. On-screen text: “Paul Knox – GSA Team Member and Carer.”]

<v Paul>: Accessibility isn’t an add-on; it’s a business advantage.

01: 20 – 01:24

[On-screen text: “Creating a world where people with disability can just be.”]

<v Paul>: So to help create a world where people with disability can just be, get in touch.

01: 24 – 01:29

[Transition moves to Oliver, facing the camera and speaking]

Feel free if you say, “We got that. Move on.” Like, just cut me off if I’m talking too much.

01: 29 – 01:32

[On a yellow screen GSA logo appears at the centre of the screen with the website www.getskilledaccess.com.au at the bottom]

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