BRONX, N.Y. - s4story -- The Telly Awards, established in 1979, recognizes exceptional achievement in video and television content across all screens. This year's awards witnessed a record-breaking number of entries, with over 12,000 submissions from participants representing all 50 states and 5 continents. Wabi Sabi Productions' "Disabled Artist Showcase: Creating Our Spaces" stood out among the top contenders, capturing the hearts and minds of the judging panel with its powerful storytelling and impactful message.

"Disabled Artist Showcase: Creating Our Spaces" is a poignant short documentary that intimately follows the journeys of four disabled artists as they pursue their creative passions within their unique spaces. The film was directed by a former NYC police officer and disabled filmmaker Emmitt H Thrower. The film serves as a powerful testament to the significance of accessible and inclusive environments for disabled individuals to express themselves artistically. Each artist's story showcases their talents and shows how their art is transforming society and inspiring social change.

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Headquartered in the vibrant Bronx, New York, Wabi Sabi Productions Inc is renowned for its commitment to producing media that empowers communities and catalyzes positive change. Through its thought-provoking storytelling, the company aims to address social issues and amplify the voices of marginalized individuals. "Disabled Artist Showcase: Creating Our Spaces" exemplifies Wabi Sabi Productions' mission to harness the power of media to drive social transformation.

The team at Wabi Sabi Productions extends profound gratitude to Genentech for their invaluable support, which made the creation of this exceptional documentary possible. The collaborative efforts of the talented team behind "Disabled Artist Showcase: Creating Our Spaces" are also acknowledged and commended for their dedication and expertise.

"We are deeply honored to receive this esteemed Telly Award and have our work acknowledged," said Emmitt H Thrower Filmmaker and CEO at Wabi Sabi Productions Inc. "This recognition not only celebrates the exceptional craftsmanship of our team but also underscores the importance of promoting inclusivity and accessibility in the arts. We extend heartfelt appreciation to everyone who has supported us and contributed to the success of 'Disabled Artist Showcase: Creating Our Spaces.'"

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Wabi Sabi Productions Inc. remains committed to its mission of using the power of media to ignite positive social change. With this Telly Award win, the company reaffirms its dedication to championing underrepresented voices and telling stories that resonate with audiences worldwide.

For more information about Wabi Sabi Productions and their award-winning documentary "Disabled Artist Showcase: Creating Our Spaces," please visit www.wabisabiproductions.com

About Wabi Sabi Productions Inc.: Wabi Sabi Productions Inc. is a social impact media production company based in the Bronx, New York. The company's primary goal is to leverage the power of media to drive social change. Through captivating storytelling and a commitment to amplifying marginalized voices, Wabi Sabi Productions aims to foster inclusivity, spark dialogue, and inspire action. To learn more, visit www.wabisabiproductions.com
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