Inclusion in film industry

Abstract

Inclusion is the process of increasing the degree of participation of all citizens in society. The need for increased participation is primarily felt by those with physical or mental disabilities. It provides for the development and application of such concrete solutions that will allow each person to participate equally in academic and social life. Inclusive casting is the practice of bringing actors of colour into the film industry, as well as actors with non-standard physical parameters, transgender people, people with physical disabilities and age actors. Proponents of inclusive casting believe that by involving marginalized groups in the work, the inequality that exists in the film business will disappear.