A DAY IN THE LIFE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2019
- Steven has Down syndrome. This could be a day in his life.
This film takes a fun look at some of the interactions that people with intellectual and developmental disabilities experience in the community. We hope you enjoy the film and please feel free to share.
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I know this is just a video for awareness but as a person who supports people experiencing a disability people like that make me so frustrated. They are adults and should be treated like one no matter what. Not long ago I had a wonderful experience where a cashier spoke DIRECTLY to the adult experiencing the disability and not talking to the support worker. I went up to them and brought recognition to them as it warmed my heart getting to experience something so positive like that
I must say Steven is a very talented actor! I love this video because although it’s really reflective of how things are & how people immediately judge people with disabilities, it approaches it with humour while still getting the message across. Well Done I think it’s really effective 👏🏼
Thank you!
Same i love when he says "fuck's sake" LOL
@@xTsBeast I think Steven knows what's best for himself! Isn't your reaction a little similar to the guy at 1:10 who gets mad when he curses?:)
@@AvitalShtapwas just about to say that lmfao
LOVE THIS!! And sadly it’s SO true. I’ve worked for an organization that supports adults with disabilities for over 10 years and I can’t tell you how many times I’ve observed interactions like these.
People will mental and/or physical disabilities can do a lot more than people think. They need our love, patience, and encouragement.
I've worked as a Universal Direct Support Professional since November 2021 and this video was shown in my orientation class. I loved it!
Thank you!
I really liked this. Great to see a film about learning disability that isn’t earnest or patronising. Raises important issue too of course. God all we want is for people with a learning disability to be treated like anyone else. Good work. Will Davies, Director of Lewisham Speaking Up.
Thank you!
I was actually researching and found this video for my project...never did i knew that people only see them with a disability and ignore that they have a personality. Kudos to the team for making this video!
This is well done. Besides being a comedian/Actor I also support kids with disabilities at Corvallis High School and through Benton County Disabilities Program in Corvallis, Oregon. I will share this and thanks for enjoying a few of my videos. Cheers
“Well that’s F*ckin weird” - what a legend
Hahaha, man, this is awesome. And I can't imagine how frustrating it must be to have all those "niiice" (i.e., annoying and assumptive) people getting in one's face all the time. I really love the casting and acting, you guys make some really fun and thought provoking videos and I hope you can make more soon!!
Steven brandon is a great actor i met him at college
I want to get Steven brandon to be in my next film
I got moderate disability ok and need more like this with different people with disabilities ok 😀🤩
Love it! Stephen what a great actor you are. Proper made me giggle at times. Great awareness video, huge lack of understanding these days. Hopefully its opened people's eyes, Id love to meet you guys...
Thank you!
This is really well shot, it made me laugh, got the point across well. Great little video short film. I enjoyed it.
What a powerful video. Bravo. Bravo
Love this so very much!!!! Sharing with others as it has great lessons to learn.
I love this! Was instantly hooked! Subbed and loved ❤️ The subject was right on about life as someone w an unseen disability along w children and family w an array of disabilities including Down syndrome this was much appreciated ♥️💪♥️
As someone with a disgusting sense. I genuinely enjoyed this. Really cool message.
Loved it, what a breath of fresh air this was, well done to everyone.
Thank you!
That was awesome!
Loved it!
This was a great video thanks for sharing it Steven is a cool Actor.
Great To see it!!!
GENIUS!!! Love it.
Thank you!
Brilliant!
We love this excellent !!
Excellent . More videos like this please.
Thank you!
Yep this is very reflective of real life
Omg Steven you’re terrific!
Great to see Steven again I loved my federal heart this video is awesome people with uneducated views will now vhopefully have more understanding
Steven is the best actor in this video
Very true, just bc someone has a disability doesn’t mean they should be treated like they don’t understand things.
This is fab, it's like when I tell people my daughter has DS and they say 'I'm soooo sorry' errrr.... I'm not, she kicks ass! :)
Love!
I KNOW!!! I have gotten that so much over the years.. my daughter is wonderful, funny and she loves her life so much. She is a great person just the way she is.
That made me so happy
I don't even have a disability. Sometimes I get treated like that. I have personality disorder. People sometimes confuse it with an intellectual disability.
Nikki Jones it’s prob because ur annoying
@@xTsBeast so you're saying that disabled people are annoying?
No I’m just saying ur annoying for making stuff up
@@xTsBeast what did I make up?maybe you need to go back to the basement
What
As a mother of an adult daughter with Downs I really liked this video. My daughter needs a lot of supports for daily living. But she knows to some extent when people are being condescending to her. :)
I am sure she does!
Love this short film - especially the swearing...
:)
I worked at a summer camp for kids and adults with IDDs last June, and they showed us this video as an example of how not to treat our clients! Unfortunately, many of the counselors STILL treated our clients like babies, even though many of them were senior citizens!
Ugh - sorry to hear that
Wow!!
Loved this... would it be possible to get it with subtitles?
It has subtitles - you have to engage them. Click the cog/settings function on the video.
bless
he is special
Great film! 😂👏
Dam this is me an my friends life at time
he is unique
"Wow, you have bought your own toilet rolls!" I know the chap was acting but how can he say that with a straight face?? haha That is so condescending!!
Not easily!
I felt this so hard. 😂😂😂😂
Hahahah this is so funny when he started swearing! Lol 😆
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I hate when people make assumptions
Here from TikTok!
Yo!
It looks like his guest for the Rocketman movie was Elton John, himself. Was that intentional?
Well spotted.
Tis true though not every adult with a disability has the mind of a child. They are a human being first and don't like it when people talk about them in front of them like their not their. Most do understand what your saying.
" I got toilet rolls " 😅🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂
Sunday 8th October
He’s my uncle like actually
Cheeers!! 😉
everyone is different
I disagree so much
Who buys shopping before they go to the cinema😂😂
Only if we're taking our own nibbles in.😂😂😂
Yeah and they didn't even buy nibbles.
My cousin has got DS and I swear to god I’d get so mad if I actually witnessed people being so condescending to him like this
hey
3:04 I feel attacked for some reason . The employee in movie theater. When the guy brought the movie ticket for 7 pounds. Then he give her 10 pounds. The employee was counting down the 3 pounds to a little kids instead of a adult.
Ps I have a intellectual disability.
I have seen this type of behaviour so many times, in my life.
hahaha love it
hi
hello
how old is he
i am 20 now i have autism and special needs me
is she his support worker then
Going to bed 🛌 😴 the Hawth Crawley 🎉🎉😢😮😅😅
Doesn’t only happen to people with disabilities. When a white person speaks an Asian language in Asia, we congratulate him just until when we find out he smokes weeds.
his life so hard having to go to the cinema and drink beer nice to see where my tax is going ….
twat
This could have been a weekend day. He may work and earn his own money which should be spent on whatever he chooses.
How do you know he doesn't work and pay into the system.🤬Someone said further up he's an actor so I'm guessing he gets paid and he's entitled to support to live his life like an average person. 🙄🤔