The group I was in to make this film included Dave, Gareth,
Pip and we were given an option on making a minute film on occupational
justice, occupational disruption, occupational transition or occupational
deprivation. We chose to base our film around the concept of occupational
deprivation. Occupational deprivation is stated as being an external
circumstance that influences and prevents someone from their occupation over an
extended period of time (Townsend E.A. & Polaitajko, 2007). We used the concept
of a wheelchair user experiencing occupational deprivation while they are on
their way to the library.
We chose our roles in the film with Dave being the
director/producer, Gareth being the superhero, Pip being the wheelchair user
and I was the cameraman. Our story features Pip in a wheelchair and she experiences
occupational deprivation on her way to getting a book from the library. There
are many situations that occur that deprives Pip from her occupation and Gareth
the superhero comes in and helps Pip overcome the obstacles that prevents Pip’s
occupation.
Townsend E.A. & Polaitajko, H. J. (2007). Enabling
Occupation II: Advancing an occupational therapy for health, well-being, &
justice through occupation. Ottawa: Canadian Association of Occupational
Therapists.
Hi Bradley and film crew. I have an On-Stage Te Kuiti friend who is a student at Waikato University, and her course covers film making using different mediums. I have shared a link to this page with her via the On-Stage Te Kuiti Facebook page as a demonstration of our filming objectives and activities. Here is the link to follow http://www.facebook.com/groups/108717839155764/430385790322299/#!/groups/108717839155764/
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