Forget-Me-Not-Productions specialises in working with people with complex physical and also cognitive disabilities. We use assistive technologies to make the arts (drama, film, visual arts and also music) accessible for everyone.
Examples of press:
Melanie Saddler
- Communication Matters Vol 19 No.1 – Communication on the Move by Melanie Saddler (formerly Melanie Inglis)
- Communication Matters Journal – Multidisciplinary perspective AAC by Melanie Saddler (formerly Melanie Inglis)
- 1Voice Newsletter – Outside the Room by Melanie Saddler (formerly Melanie Inglis)
Forget-Me-Not-Productions associate Jac Richards AKA Mr X
- BBC – Musician with cerebral palsy unlocks creativity with his eyes
- BBC – Musician with cerebral palsy creates single with his eyes
- vEyes Magazines – Creativity beyond paralysis
- Classic FM – This musician writes songs with his eyes – and we’re totally inspired
- All about disability – Young artist with cerebral palsy created a piece of music using only his eyes
- My Inner Mish Mash blog – Jac Richards, also featuring Clary Saddler – review of Only Love
- Mr X virtual WOMEX conference – Making music with my eyes
- Collaborative work WOMEX virtual conference – Mr X – disabled musician
Forget-Me-Not-Productions
- Documentary – Welsh and Proud: Schools Songwriting Sessions – The Person Within
- Big Scott Radio, Radio Cardiff – Interview with Welsh and Proud School Songwriting Sessions winners
- Cardiff & Vale Health article, also review – A wonderful trip down memory lane by Forget-Me-Not-Productions
- The Big Issue – Using tech so disabled people can also feel the power of the arts
- Good Work – This is Good Work; Forget-Me-Not-Productions
- On Stage: Keith Milward Radio Cardiff – interview about Cinderella; an Interactive Pantomime
- Abercynon Community Primary School – Greatest Circus Show in Wales devised by Forget-Me-Not-Productions
- Forget-Me-Not-Productions WOMEX virtual conference – Forget-Me-Not; Pioneers in inclusive music
- virtual WOMEX conference – Mobile Recording Services by Forget-Me-Not-Productions
Clary Saddler, Cwtch and RubyShoes
- Diversity Today – A number of local acts, including Cwtch, got the crowds warmed up
- CARIAD research group – The ways moving-images reveal ceramic artists interactions with their materials
- The Project Space – Meet the residents – Uprising – Clary Saddler
- South Wales Argus – Performance to explore democracy with Newport’s youth
- Poetry Project Mental Health Awareness – James McInerney – I shall walk this path adaptation by Clary Saddler
- The Sprout – Gwdihŵ Café Bar Pick ‘n’ Mix Allsorts event in May organised by Clary Saddler
- Wales online – LGBT guide to Cardiff by Clary Saddler
- Central South Consortium – Clary Saddler also shares her expertise
- Arts Education Network – Clary Saddler Arts Champion
- South Wales Argus – Into the Ark perform at Blackwood fundraiser organised by Clary Saddler
- GTFM radio interview – Gareth Williams chats to Clary Saddler about her fundraising event for Prostate Cancer
- In Lockdown With…. – Clary Saddler Interview on Ciaran Fitzgerald’s podcast
- virtual WOMEX band profile – Duo from Wales RubyShoes
- Podcast host – Mouth-Off; the podcast series hosted by Clary Saddler
- virtual WOMEX band profile – All female band Cwtch
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For info, images or comment about Forget-Me-Not-Productions, assistive technology, inclusive arts education, and also our MUSIC-CAN framework please contact us on:
- Email: admin@forget-me-not-productions.co.ukt
- Or call: 07977383007
A brief introduction…
The Forget-Me-Not team are pioneers in inclusive arts, disability & also assistive technology. We believe that everyone has the right to express themselves creatively through the arts. Indeed, we use assistive technology and also other digital media to enable people with the most complex needs to access the arts independently.
Our work includes:
- inclusive arts and assistive technology workshops for children and adults, including those with complex physical and also cognitive disabilities
- training, consultancy and assessments for professionals working in the arts, education, health, medicolegal and also charitable sectors
- mobile recording studio and videography facilities for disabled musicians, actors and also filmmakers
- research & development into assistive technology and also inclusive arts practices
Our goal is to also increase participation in all areas of inclusive arts at all levels.
A quote from our Chief Executive Clary Saddler
“Everyone has the right to express themselves creatively through the arts regardless of their disability, gender, race, religion or sexuality. Forget-Me-Not-Productions are innovators – using assistive technologies and similarly other digital technology – to make the arts accessible to everyone. We specialise in working with people with the most complex physical and/or cognitive disabilities who may have never been given the opportunity to create their own culture, for example by participating in their heritage. Furthermore, we have a ‘can do’ attitude and we will work with anyone – regardless of their ability level or disability.”
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