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To our many voters and new friends in Slovenia from Velenje, Ljublyana, Zirovnica, Novo Mesto, Maribor and more - welcome! - and thank you for your support

Wednesday 7th August was the busiest day ever for views and votes for the film comp - Slovenia edged out the Philippines and now holds 4th place.

Don't want to spoil the surprise but viewer/voters will pass 120,000 today and we have reached more than 100 countries around the world! I believe the judges have picked their winners, we are fighting over the NOVA choice and that

What have hundreds of Califonians done that folk in Vermont, North Dakota & Montana failed to do? They've failed to vote! Focusonability is 1 State up on last year (47 / 46) and Americans are still the biggest voters outside

With a little over 4 months to go before Australian entries close (July 31st - overseas entries June 30th) the first entries are already arriving and once again we have a high standard of contestants - thought through, thoughtful and

Amongst the large numbers of site visitors this month we have had very many from India. That's possibly predictable because of the size of the Indian film industry and the interest amongst the general population of India in disability and

Apart from entries from every Australian State & Territory we now have the first of our International entries. 'Focus on Ability' is truly an international concept and highlights how important it is to see past disability to the ability and

A heartfelt film that showcases ability and speaks to the emotions and hopes of viewers is a priceless gift. This competition offers the ability to share your ability and insight with many thousands (last year well over 120,000) people and

As part of the promotion of the 'Focusonability' film competition we send direct mail to individuals and schools around the world. For the past few days those letters have contained an error in the date of the Awards evening in

Sunday 4th May A quick look at the where is the interest coming from shows some changes to the top 10. Big Movers are New Zealand (up) and Singapore (down)