Access Point 44 / Field Notes
Films, observations, and essays on access, agency, culture, and technology.
Racing / Design / Possibility
I’ve loved Formula 1 for decades. The speed is part of it. So is the shape of the car, the precision of the turn, and how one corner sets up the next.
What does your way in make possible next?
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01 / Access in practice
An automatic door marked out of order can turn an ordinary visit into a negotiation. I use scenes like this to bring the lived consequence into decisions about places and services.
Access delayed is dignity denied.
Bring me an access challengeA short AP44 concept film
An automatic-door button is marked out of order. A wheelchair user waits outside while other people pass through the entrance. The film closes with the words, “Access delayed is dignity denied.”
02 / Human + AI
I use films like this to explore the relationship between people, technology, and the world built around them. The human stays at the center.
That same question carries into my work: how can the tools adapt to the person?
Explore the work20-second generated concept film
A wheelchair user moves through a city. A woman appears in close-up. AP44 title cards read “Access Point 44” and “Designing the line others miss.” The film includes a skyline at sunset and a wheelchair user silhouetted against the sky.
03 / The origin story
Getting through the door isn’t enough if somebody else still controls everything once you’re inside.
The story behind the name, the website, and what it means to take control of the tools that shape your life.
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