Written with a Finger on a Steamed-Up Window

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Written with a Finger on a Steamed-Up Window | Trailer

Produced as part of ArtScreen 2023, Written with a Finger on a Steamed-Up Window is an experimental documentary made in collaboration with renowned artist Guy Morgan that explores the frustrations & challenges of disabled and neurodiverse artists when working in the art world.

The film is currently on the festival circuit. More information about screenings available at guymorgan.com/category/news/

This production was created inclusively with people with disability

Awards

Gold Laurel wreath with text indicating semi-finalist status at an Australian independent film festival.
A black silhouette of a cat standing on a white background with a long tail and pointed ears.
Black silhouette of a cat with a bow tie standing on a small cube, with the words 'Meow' and 'Purr' in speech bubbles.
Black background with white text reading 'WINNER BEST SHORT DOCUMENTARY YETI FILMFEST'.
Laurel wreath surrounding the text 'WINNER Alpine International Film Festival 2025' in black and white.
Black and white graphics with text stating 'Semi-Finalist NOCTERNA, Omission Brooklyn Film Festival, Best Short Documentary' with laurel branches on each side.
Laurel wreath surrounding text that reads 'Semi Finalist Film Revolution Fest Montreal 2025'.
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Logo with the word 'WAFF' in large white letters and 'New York City' underneath in smaller white letters on a red background.
Lonely Wolf International Film Festival Laurel - Finalist: Best Cinematography
Neon sign celebrating the Iceberg documentary winning the Best Short Documentary at the Film Awards, with laurel branches on the sides.
Red Movie Awards 2025 official selection logo with laurel wreath and statue silhouette.
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Heart of Gold Official Selection floral laurel with leaves and berries on branches.
Lonely Wolf international Film Festival Laurel: Best Film Essay
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Heart of Gold Film Festival 2024 - Official Selection
Lonely Wolf International Film Festival 2024 - Best Video Essay - 1st Place, Best Cinematography - Nominated
Red Movie Awards 2025 - Official Selection
Filmhaus 2025 - Semi Finalist
Iceberg Film Awards 2025 - Winner: Best Short Documentary
Film Revolution Fest Montreal 2025 - Semi Finalist
Australia Independent Film Festival 2025 - Semi Finalist
Best Shorts Competition 2025 - Winner: Award of Merit, Special Mention
Nocturna 2025 - Semi Finalist: Best Short Documentary
Alpine International Film Festival - Winner
Video Art and Experimental Film Festival 2024 - Honourable Mention
Yeti Filmfest Reykjavík 2025 - Winner - Best Short Documentary
Planet Cinema 2025 - Honourable Mention - Semi-Finalist
Indiemania 2025 - Winner - Best Short Documentary

Credits

Writer, Director & Concept - Guy Morgan
Featured Artists - Amy Mills, Angie Goto, Bridie McKim, Christine Johnson, Duncan Meerding, Emily Dash, Matthew Clarke, Natalia Stawyskyj, Sandra Minchin, Sri Thulin.
Cinematographer & Editor - Julian Neuhaus
Mentor - Dr. Zanny Begg
‘B’ Camera Operator - Daniel Coleman
Director’s Assistant - Fiona Morgan
Production Assistants - Michael Harris, Rawley Reynolds
On-set Support Workers - Fiona Gosling, Seema Dudley
Thanks to - Willoughby Glass

Filmed & recorded at City of Sydney Creative Studios (CoSCS by BrandX)

Produced through Accessible Arts’ ArtScreen initiative with the support of Create NSW, Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA), ACE, and Bus Stop Films

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