The Times podcast: Hollywood, here comes Madison
The entertainment industry should become more inclusive of people with disabilities — both onscreen and behind the scenes, Nielsen’s Patricia Ratulangi says.
(Reed Saxon / Associated Press)
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For a few days this week, we’re highlighting the work of students from USC’s Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism.
Today, Jillian Carmenate introduces us to her older sister, Madison, who’s forging into the entertainment industry. Madison Carmenate hopes to create movies and TV shows that feature people with disabilities, like her — and like a full quarter of U.S. adults.
Host: USC student Jillian Carmenate
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How entertainment professionals with disabilities are fighting for inclusion
This manager is working toward diversity in Hollywood — and that includes those with disabilities
Hollywood’s reluctance to welcome disability shuts out a lot of fresh talent and stories
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