Alex’s POV
a documentary film
Produced by: No Limits Media Inc.
I wanted to be a filmmaker because it’s my way of communicating with people intimately-- letting people know who I am, who I was, -- even if the standard way of communicating through speaking did not always play in my favor.
-Alexander Freeman
Alex’s POV is a movie about making a movie. Alex Freeman, a young filmmaker from Massachusetts struggles through his cerebral pasly to make his filmic vision of Poe’s “The Raven.” Alex is aided in his creative quest by the producers at No Limits Media , In the course of this documentary, Alex, his co- producers, and the audience together come to discover some profound truths about art, growth, the challenge of communication and the permanence of loss.
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The Gift
A Photographic Exhibition Exploring Life Beyond Limits
Developed by No Limits Media in support of The UN Secretariat for the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
“The Gift” is a photographic exhibition designed to help affirm the positive image of people with disabilities. It is being created to travel around the world under the auspices of the United Nations. The dramatic photos in this exhibit demonstrate the possibilities and new vision for all people with disabilities. This exhibition is being mounted by No Limits Media (NLM) in collaboration with the UN Secretariat for the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the U.N. Office of Exhibitions.
The themes embodied in “The Gift” photo collection, grew out of the successful ’05 exhibition at the UN headquarters called Raising the Bar (Find out more). “The Gift” will be shown at UN offices around the world to help elevate awareness and and promote universal passage of the Convention which affirms “Respect for difference and acceptance of persons with disabilities as part of human diversity and humanity and assumes their Full and effective participation and inclusion in society”
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RAISING THE BAR
Raising the Bar is a spectecular photo exhibit of Paralympics athletes and was exhibited at the United Nations in Spring 2005. The Raising the Bar photo exhibition returned to the UN in August/September of 2005.

