Accessibility
Actions to guarantee accessibility and inclusion at festivals
The network works to promote film festivals open to everyone and to encourage practices that guarantee access to culture for people with disabilities. Member festivals share knowledge, develop common tools, and promote services that improve the audience experience.
Accessibility measures
The festivals in the network promote various measures to facilitate access to audiovisual content:
- Accessible subtitles (SDH)
- Audio description
- Sign language interpretation
- Relaxed or adapted screenings
- Reduced volume screenings
- Advance materials for the audience
Accessibility of spaces
The festivals work with venues and facilities that incorporate physical accessibility criteria:
- access for people with reduced mobility
- designated spaces for wheelchairs
- accessible restrooms
- barrier-free routes
- clear signage
Information accessibility
Communication is key to ensuring an accessible experience. Member festivals strive to offer:
- accessible websites and digital materials
- clear information about available services
- videos with subtitles
- adapted information when necessary
Tools and resources
The network also develops tools and resources to help festivals and cultural institutions improve their accessibility, such as best practice guides, training materials, and cultural space assessment tools.
Web accessibility
This website has been designed with digital accessibility in mind to facilitate navigation for everyone. If you encounter any access difficulties or require information in another format, please contact us.