David Budd from Nova posted on 15 Oct 2012 7:17:06 PM Very clear and hopefully enlightening to those who have not considered the ability of those who are just audibly peaceful.
Josephine from Bourke posted on 11 Oct 2012 2:39:00 PM Excellent Message, simple and straight to the point.
steve berry from sydney posted on 10 Oct 2012 2:23:37 PM Working hands truly illustrates the range of vocational pathways for individuals of differing abilities.
Rick from Sarre posted on 10 Oct 2012 1:48:53 PM Clear and concise. Well done.
Fiona Agostini from Voyager point posted on 10 Oct 2012 6:17:50 AM Fantastic, what an inspiration to oth
Graeme Baney from Tatham posted on 7 Oct 2012 8:53:57 PM Nice work Davo!
Audrey Bunn from Casino posted on 7 Oct 2012 7:56:16 PM Bravo Davo...loved your hands!
Larry Norman from Adelaide posted on 7 Oct 2012 4:15:45 PM this excellent film should be shown as a TV advertisement encouraging employers to hire people without discrimination.
great work.
Sheila Conroy from Summer Hill posted on 7 Oct 2012 1:04:30 AM I Love This Its So Simple While So Effective. Two Very Enthusiastic Thumbs Up!
Jules Krause from Pelican Waters, Qld posted on 7 Oct 2012 12:54:57 AM Davo! Way To Go! This Is A Winner, Hands Down. Pardon The Pun.
Anne Goyer from St Marys posted on 6 Oct 2012 11:33:38 AM It's All About The Job Match! There Is The Right Job Out There For Everyone If You Focus On Ability.
Shannon Crewdson from St. Kilda posted on 4 Oct 2012 12:07:34 PM The Helen Keller Quote Sets The Tone Of This Piece. The Rest Of The Film Excellently Supports It. Yes, He's Deaf, But It's Not Shown As Something He Needs To Overcome But That He Can Work Just The Same As Anyone Else.
Megan Thresher from Saratoga, Nsw posted on 4 Oct 2012 11:36:08 AM This Film Provides A Very Encouraging Message, Without Detracting The Reality Of The Character's Disability. Beautifully Shot Too.
Martin from St Marys posted on 4 Oct 2012 8:05:41 AM Davo - Thank You For A Great Start To My Day