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Good for Nothing - Day Brief Setting: This was a brief set at the Leeds chapter of Good For Nothing, who bring creatives together to solve briefs for charity and good causes who would be unable to afford these kinds of services. This was a 2 day brief completed in groups of creatives with different skill sets at Duke Studios. Background: “Imagine finding out that your favourite band is playing in your City. All your mates have got tickets, but you need to travel over 100 miles to get to an accessible venue. Imagine being invited to play a gig, but being forced to turn it down because you simply can’t get in to the building, let alone on get up on stage. Having a family member who is a musician, a music fan, and a wheelchair user has given me firsthand experience of this inequality. It’s shit, and it’s time to do something about it.” Brief: The brief we were set was to develop a solution that make it easier for people with disabilities to enjoy live music. This could be through improving awareness, information, ticketing or any number of other approaches. Audience: Disabled music enthusiasts, with a particular focus on wheelchair users in the live venue envrionment.

Andy Foster & Martin O’Dea

Good for Nothing

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