The TV Access Project (TAP) brings together the UK’s leading broadcasters and streamers in a shared commitment to delivering lasting, structural change that improves access for Deaf, Disabled and Neurodivergent talent across the industry.
This resource is being signposted by WorkWise for Screen.
This Access Passport produced by The TV Access Project (TAP) is designed to be a portable document that sets out a Disabled person’s workplace adjustments, helping ensure consistent, clear support across roles and teams. It reduces the need to repeat conversations when jobs or managers change and is always controlled by the individual. You may know this resource as an 'access rider', but it is also commonly known as an 'access passport'.
More details about The TV Access Project (TAP) can be found on the ScreenSkills website.
TAC and S4C have partnered with TAP to create a Welsh version of the Access Passport. To view these documents, click the downloads button below.