Talking about Body Integrity Identity Disorder - Just another disability!
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by Sean - 28 April 2009
I’ve received a request for people interested in participating in a student documentary about BIID. This mainly for people in the SF Bay area. I am only passing the request on, not suggesting you should, or shouldn’t, participate
Student Documentary in SF Bay Area continues »
by Sean - 13 May 2008
I’ve been contacted by someone who wishes to speak to transabled individuals with the goal to understand Body Integrity Identity Disorder (BIID) better. She is wanting to write a play with a character who has BIID. This is quite different from the usual request for documentary, as it does not involve direct participation or appearing on camera.
Playright looking for inspiration continues »
by Sean - 27 February 2008
On a fairly regular basis, I am contacted to help find participants for documentaries on BIID. I tend to just pass on the word and let you guys decide what you’ll do. So here’s another request for participants for a documentary. The difference with this one is that the guy in charge is aiming specifically at filming people who use a wheelchair when dealing with their BIID.
Request for participants for a documentary continues »
by Sean - 15 April 2007
I have been approached by a documentary maker who wants to do a show about body integrity identity disorder. She isn’t the first to approach me and is unlikely to be the last. But so far, I like her approach and her ideas, and invite anyone to contact her directly if they might be interested in participating.
Documentary about BIID - Interesting approach continues »
by Sean - 10 August 2006
I was approached several weeks ago by Shirley Jones of the Two Four Group, and independent television company out of London, UK. They are interested in making a documentary about (wheelchair??) pretenders, and are looking for participants. I am always gun shy around the media, and have exchanged several lengthy emails with Shirley before making this post. While one can’t be sure of anything, I am reasonably confident that they aren’t aiming to make a sensationalist piece.
Looking for TV Documentary participants continues »© transabled.org - 1994-2010 - All Rights Reserved.