Audio & Video

Audio & Video

Able to Disabled: My Changing Landscape (2020)

ASL & Close Captioned

Through the art of shaping sound, Kim shares her process and insights of these life changing years.

Able to Disabled: My Changing Landscape  conveys insurmountable moments of grief, loss and transformation amid testable adaptability and embrace. Anchored in her reality, the narrative emerges, depicting a vivid story and complexity within the composition.

At it's core, Able to Disabled: My Changing Landscape recounts a personal process of transformation, re-configuration of identity and the work of letting go to then let in.




The Making Of This Work

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I would like to acknowledge funding support from the Ontario Arts Council and the Government of Ontario for their support.

CREDITS


Benjamin Hermann

Composition, Sound Editing, Confidant • North Bay

Darren Copeland

Mentorship, Composition & Editing • South River

Victoria  Fenner

Creative Coaching, Promotion & Distribution • Barrie

Holly Cunningham

Orbital Queen • North Bay

Ben Leggett

Mastering • North Bay

Christina Forsyth

ASL Translation • North Bay

Vanessa Tignanelli

Videographer, Editor • North Bay


Music Composition

"Running For A Living & Cut Keys" by Benjamin Hermann


"So Much More Written" by Hidden Roots Collective

Annie Sumi: Vocals, Brigitte Lebel: Vocals, Keys
Holly Cunningham: Vocals, Rose-Erin Stokes: Vocals


Vince Aquilina: Percussion
Jordan Wyshniowsky: Cello
Ben Leggett: Recording & Production
Noah Mintz: Mastering




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