Durban Workshop Empowers Deaf and Blind Storytellers in Filmmaking

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The KwaZulu-Natal Blind and Deaf Society in Durban Central hosted an inclusive filmmaking workshop during Deaf Awareness Month. The initiative provided Deaf and blind participants with the opportunity to explore filmmaking, create short films using mobile phones, and learn about opportunities within the wider film industry. The workshop aimed to empower participants by equipping them with skills to tell their own stories through film.

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