Diverse expertise. One coordinated team.

An intentional partnership bringing production, photography, lived experience of disability, access and anti-ableist expertise together. Tilly Nelson, Reedan Elizabeth and Inclusive Experiences co-founders, Elisabeth Walker-Young and Shawna Lawson, have intentionally partnered to connect creative practice with disability inclusion and shifting narratives. Together, we bring the perspectives and practical knowledge to support people, processes and creative decisions across the production lifecycle. Our connections with the wider disability community and Kello Inclusive bring community perspectives and specialist expertise to your productions. We draw on the right people for each project while keeping responsibilities and communication clear.

From early planning to release, we offer an integrated partnership or focused support at a particular stage. We can step in as sounding boards, material reviewers, designers, educators or access coordinators. As needs change, our involvement can change with them. Tell us what you are making, where you are in the process and what support you need. We will work with you to identify practical next steps and the right team for your project.

Who we are:

Tilly Nelson:

Photography and inclusive production

Tilly is a commercial photographer whose work centres diversity, representation and human connection. She brings expertise in authentic representation of the disabled community, hands-on production knowledge, extensive inclusive casting experience and a practical eye for how creative decisions affect people’s experience on set. Her clients include Canucks Autism Network, Specsavers, UBC and BCCHF. As part of the team that launched Canada’s first exclusively inclusive talent agency, she has contributed to international conversations around accessible advertising. Through Industry IX, she connects creative ambition with preparation, collaboration and authentic representation.

What we Offer:

Cast and crew

Connect with disabled talent through Kello Inclusive and community networks. Develop access riders with talent, anticipate needs across cast and crew, and coordinate communication between people and departments to reduce repeated advocacy.

Pre-production

Assess locations and site-specific access; advise on design, transport, basecamp and equipment. Develop clear talent and crew communications, provide non-shaming education, and coordinate with existing advisors and additional community or specialist partners.

Set preparation

Translate agreed access needs into set layouts, routes and departmental preparations. Review shot lists, call sheets and timelines for travel, breaks and other access considerations, helping address barriers before departments move into a location.

Production

Provide real-time access guidance, crew support and problem-solving. Help departments apply agreed recommendations on set and on screen, maintain accessible routes and spaces, and portray mobility aids and equipment accurately and respectfully.

Post-production and release

Review representation, language and continuity. Advise on audience accessibility, marketing, social media, press and events. Connect teams with specialist providers and facilitate community feedback where useful, with access and compensation agreed in advance.

Community expertise throughout

We involve relevant community members and specialists at the stages where their insight can shape decisions. Our role includes thoughtful outreach, accessible consultation and clear expectations about participation and compensation.

Flexible involvement, coordinated delivery

We can support a defined task, a production phase or a longer partnership. On-set work is ordinarily delivered in pairs, combining expertise and shared problem-solving. Planning, reviews and other tasks are allocated to the appropriate team member. You receive clear roles and a designated contact for the engagement.