Steve Swindon

Inclusion in practice means presenting opportunities in a manner which leave no-one excluded. It means creating spaces which are supportive where necessary, are person-centred and… Read More »Approaching Shadows: Cast and Crew#22

Confidence is a word which has featured in the vast majority of these posts about our movie. People finding confidence, boosting confidence, confidence to try… Read More »Approaching Shadows: Cast and Crew#21

The model of production we’re continually developing at TAPE relies on those involved sharing their skills and experiences whilst also being open to learning from… Read More »Approaching Shadows: Cast and Crew#20

Dave Rothnie has done some truly fantastic work in bringing regular stand-up comedy to North Wales through his Stand-up at the Seaside events. We have… Read More »Approaching Shadows: Cast and Crew#19

The following testimonial from Cheryl really does highlight perfectly how a person can find their way into the activities of TAPE and discover so much… Read More »Approaching Shadows: Cast and Crew#18

Arguably the most challenging role in the film is that of Edward. Our first choice was Alan and we were delighted when he agreed. Not… Read More »Approaching Shadows: Cast and Crew#17

Stepping in at the last moment, in any situation, can certainly be very daunting. Another positive aspect of the inclusive production model developed at TAPE,… Read More »Approaching Shadows: Cast and Crew#16

We work closely with so many people across TAPE projects and it is very often the case that getting involved in a creative project will… Read More »Approaching Shadows: Cast and Crew#15

Approaching Shadows has been shot across North Wales in some fantastic locations and venues. The variety of scenes has created a wide range of opportunities… Read More »Approaching Shadows: Cast and Crew#14