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Accessible Broadcast

Inclusion is not just a good thing to do: legally producers have a responsibility to ensure that viewers are not discriminated against, protecting the rights of people with disability.

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Access Services are features that allow everyone to experience your production. This includes audio description, captions, accessible transcripts and sign interpretors.

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Certification Requirements

  • A self assessment of the accessibility of your production

Included in the Resource Kit

  • Guide: Creating Accessible Content

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Inclusive Concept Development

Engagement of individuals/communities to ensure authentic, diverse, and inclusive storytelling.

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Inclusive Casting

Authentic and empowering representation of people with disability on screen

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Inclusive Mentoring

Creating employment and development opportunities for people with disability behind the camera

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Inclusive Crew Roles

Meaningful employment of people with disability in crew roles

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Accessible Documentation

Clear and accessible communications for all cast and crew

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Accessible Locations

Every location that people with disability are required to physically be at, must be accessible to them

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Safe & Inclusive Environment

Commitment to a safe and inclusive production workplace and/or set

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Accessible Broadcast

All productions will meet video accessibility, captioning and audio description standards

Certification Criteria

The 8 Pillars of Inclusion

There are 8 inclusion pillars which you can select a combination of actions that best fit with your project. Productions are scored for certificating from a weighted scoring system to assess the inclusiveness and authenticity of the project against the following categories:

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