Do you need professional insight about your approach to Representation, Accessibility & Inclusion?  

Lindsey consults, mentors and advises independent creatives, productions, companies, agencies, film orgs and festivals on disabled-led creativity and storytelling, and initiatives to improve representation, equity, inclusion and accessibility. 

Training comes from an active filmmaking perspective and can be short term consultancy or longer-term advisory and review. She is also a sought-after guest speaker who is available for workshops, panels, and keynote conversations. 

She is available on a sliding-scale basis for independent creatives and productions, and offers set rates for companies, orgs, and larger entities. 

She offers training and workshops in:

  • Disability culture and inclusion

  • Equity and accessibility in the film and TV industry

  • Disability Justice (in partnership with Kyla Harris)

Corporate clients include:

Channel 4, BFI, Archewell Productions, Grain Media, Violet Films, DANC/Triple C, Vancouver International Film Festival

Film consulting credits include:

Consultant on Deaf President Now! (2025, Concordia Studio/Apple TV+) directed by Nyle DiMarco and Davis Guggenheim

Disability Consultant on Equal Play (2024, Channel 4) directed by Lily Ahree Siegel

Consulting Producer on Heart of Invictus (2023, Violet Films/Grain Media/Netflix) directed by Orlando Von Einsiedel and produced by Joanna Natasegara.

4 university students, known as the 'Gallaudet Four', stand arm in arm. From left to right: Tim Rarus, Bridgetta Bourne-Firl, Greg Hlibok and Jerry Covell. In the background are signs from the protest and imposing university buildings.
Two men, one in a cycling helmet, and both dressed in red lycra, embrace. In the background is a crowd with red and white flags. In the top right hand corner is the ‘N’ logo, and in the centre is white bold text that reads ‘HEART OF INVICTUS’.

Experience

Lindsey is a co-founder and board member of FWD-Doc, a member of QueerDoc, and a member of the BFI’s Disability Screen Advisory Group. She led the creation of the FWD-Doc Toolkit for Inclusion & Accessibility: Changing the Narrative of Disability in Documentary Film, in association with Doc Society supported by Netflix, and the FWD-Doc Engagement Pack, in association with the BFI Doc Society Fund. 

Alongside her filmmaking practice, Lindsey conducts field-building research and has a background in impact strategy and academia. She has held roles as a Lecturer, has delivered impact case studies (Creative Practice As Research / CPaR), led award-winning film impact campaigns, and is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA), in addition to holding a First Class undergraduate degree from Goldsmiths.