Contributor Meg Fozzard

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Busting the Bias

Busting the Bias presents a myth-shattering collection of shorts from Disabled filmmakers

by Meg Fozzard

Now in its second year, the BFI’s moving-image showcase centres Disabled filmmaking talent and their vital stories.
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How can a dining experience enhance a film?

by Meg Fozzard

Taste Film aims to marry food and film with their bespoke events. What does a themed menu add to a movie?
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Disability in Film

A new film season is breaking down barriers for Disabled filmmakers

by Meg Fozzard

BFI Southbank’s short film programme Busting the Bias aims to increase awareness and representation.

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