ABOUT

A young dyslexic child falls into a world made entirely out of books. Alone in the environment, his is forced to climb a mountain representing the education system.

The animated short film I AM DYSLEXIC expresses what it feels like to have a learning difference in our current school system. Those with learning differences should be proud of who they are and should never be made to feel alone. The film uses strong metaphors to portray these emotions, as we follow a little boy in his journey to climb a mountain in a world made of books.

Won at the following festivals: :
(Winner of 2016 Hollywood International Moving Pictures Film Festival for Animation Student Short)
(Winner of 2016 Marano Ragazzi Spot Festival for best short film)
(Winner of the 2017 FEEDBACK Animation Film & Screenplay Festival for best short film)
(Winner of the Royal Television Society (South West) Animation Awards 2017)
(Winner of the 2017 Oxford International Film Festival for "Best student film" award)
(Winner of the Royal Television Society finals 2017 "Undergraduate craft skills - production design" award )
(Winner of 2017 Nottingham International Film Festival for best student film award & best animation award)

We received a Special Mention at the following festivals:
(Jury Special Mention 2017 Manchester Film Festival for Outstanding Animation)

We became Finalists at the following festivals:
(Finalist 2017 Moving Pictures Festival for International short film)
(Finalist 2017 I FILMMAKER INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL for Short (Cortometrajes))

We received Nominations at the following festivals:
(Nominated at 2016 Crystal Palace International Film Festival for Best Animation Award 2016 in Animation category)
(Nominated at 2016 Southampton International Film Festival for Best Student Film and Director of an Animation)
(Nominated at 2017 WideScreenFest Submit for BEST ANIMATION SHORT)
(Nominated at 2017 Learning on Screen Awards for Student Production - Undergraduate category)
(Nominated at Royal Television Society finals 2017 for "Undergraduate Animation" award )