I completed a disability access shoot at the Royal Flying Doctor Service Museum in Darwin, focusing on the museum’s accessibility and its ability to provide an engaging experience for all visitors, including those with disabilities. This project aimed to highlight the museum’s accessible features, such as ramps, wide pathways, and informative exhibits that ensure an inclusive visit for everyone.

The highlight reel captured both the museum’s historical significance and its commitment to accessibility, showcasing how visitors can comfortably explore the exhibits and learn about the vital work of the Flying Doctor Service. This video promotes the Royal Flying Doctor Service Museum as a welcoming and accommodating destination, reflecting the Northern Territory’s dedication to making its cultural attractions accessible to all.