Disabled Spectator article repost

This is a modified expanded version of an article that appeared on a site called Disabled Spectator on 8/23/2017 about Crip Video Productions. Dylan Rothbein gave permission to be mentioned and consulted on the expanded aspects.https://medium.com/@dylanrothbein/disabled-filmmaker-margot-cole-discusses-casting-representation-and-her-creative-process-guest-bef5880d6254

Autism Pride 2025

https://youtu.be/UWCVhmCFZYk?si=aLL17oRieobLMBhK New from producer Dylan Rothbein of Crip Video Productions: a thought-provoking and important video exploring disability history and remembrance. "Disability studies scholar Jason Ross and Dylan visit a state hospital cemetery" Join Dylan and disability studies scholar Jason Ross as they visit the Lechworth Village Cemetery, commemorating the lives of those who died within its walls and the life of Jason who passed away suddenly a few years ago when Dylan could still walk. June 18 was Jason's birthday and is Autism Pride Day! Also New from producer Dylan Rothbein @DylanEllaRothbein on Gab, of Crip Video Productions: two powerful and insightful videos! Both videos expand on themes explored in "A Stroke Of Endurance" and offer unique perspectives on disability, performance, and activism. "Dylan Has A Glitch" https://youtu.be/SmRnBJo5vdo : In this video, Dylan shares a very personal and, at times, humorous experience of losing her voice after a seizure at synagogue. "Behind the scenes of Dylan Has A Glitch: An AAC acting tutorial" https://youtu.be/pN5PEFxLEyU This video serves as a tutorial on working with actors who use AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) and touches on the safe reenactment of seizures. Both Dylan Glitch videos are a collaboration between Dylan Rothbein Liberty Coalition and Crip Video Productions.