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104 films are a UK-based feature film production company and the world leaders in disability cinema. Our award-winning first feature film Special People was released in UK cinemas in 2008 to great critical acclaim and controversy.

We are strategic partners to the UK Film Council and run The Magic Hour short film scheme. Applications for the 2010 scheme are now closed. Magic Hour 2 the feature film was screened at over 30 cinemas across the country including BFI Southbank on December 3rd 2010.

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AinA (Amputees in Action Ltd) are an agency that specialise in supplying amputees as extras and specialist action scene extras for the film and television industries both home and abroad. Our artistes collectively have many years experience of not only specialist action scene extra work, but also as film and television "extras".

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Carousel facilitates artists with a learning disability to nurture, manage and deliver our artistic programmes: The Oska Bright Film Festival, Live Arts and the Shut Up and Listen music initiative. We are passionate about inspiring the artistic ambitions of learning disabled film makers, performers and musicians and nurturing them to choreograph performances, direct films and write and perform their music, as well as lead workshops for other adults and children with learning disabilities.

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DASH is a disability arts user led organisation, running arts projects across Shropshire and beyond.
Aims:
- To promote and support disabled artists and disabled people interested in the arts.
- To promote and support disabled people as an arts audience.
- To run arts workshops and projects, to undertake research and to deliver training.
- To promote and run events that include all members of the community.

Our work breaks down into four areas:

- Visual and Digital arts
- Performing arts
- Information and Advice
- Audience Development

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Click on Visit Us on the lefthand side menu bar for Access information

Also see I have impaired vision; can I watch a 3D film? under FAQs

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Under Visit click on Booking & Booking Info

All our spaces are wheelchair accessible and both cinema auditoria are fitted with deaf induction loops.
Both our cinema screens are equipped with DTS-CSS digital subtitling facilities and audio description facilities.
The Registered Disabled can be accompanied by a helper free of charge to Light House screenings and events. Guide dogs welcome.
Large print programme available on request.

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We are very proud to run the world's first film festival run by, and for, people with a learning disability.

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City Screen was formed in 1989 to provide cinemas that serve their communities in city centre locations. We are now the leading independent cinema operator in the UK.
Independent, art-house and foreign-language films have always been central to our profile. Equally, each of our cinemas is programmed in response to its local audience, and most of our venues have mainstream blockbusters and quality crossover titles in the mix.

Type in Autism in search bar for autism friendly showings
Type in Subtitle in search bar to find subtitled films

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Within the pages of this website you will find useful information about Sky's access services to help you make the most of Sky.

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STAGETEXT is a registered charity and a company limited by guarantee, delivering captioned performances and promoting the use of captioning in cultural venues throughout the UK.

Captioning is a way of converting the spoken word into visible text that provides deaf, deafened and hard of hearing people with access to live performance.

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This is a national card that can be used to verify that the holder is entitled to one free ticket for a person accompanying them to the cinema.

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information explains our current facilities and is intended to assist you in planning your visit. We endeavour to be accessible to as many people as possible and welcome any comments you may have to contribute to this end.

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The West End Centre is a thriving arts centre located in the heart of Aldershot. We offer a diverse range of creative activities, including music and theatre, comedy, exhibitions, arts and crafts, workshops and community events.

WEC concessionary prices can be claimed by anyone in receipt of disability allowance, unemployment benefit or income support. If you feel you qualify for this discount you must come and book at the West End Centre in person and bring proof of your entitlement. For children’s courses concessionary prices applies to the children of those in receipt of state benefits.

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Most popular cinemas now have facilities
to screen the latest films with subtitles and
audio description for people with hearing or sight loss

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