#neurodivergent actors

[theatticmonologues]

We have open auditions for The Attic Monologues! We're spotlighting the available roles on our socials- next up is Zelda! Please note we are especially seeking neurodivergent voice actors for this role.

For full info on the roles available, how to audition, and working with us, click here.

[neurodivergent-media]

Noah Matthews Matofsky, from Shoreham, is the first actor with the condition to star in a Disney feature film, the new live action Peter Pan And Wendy.

The 15-year-old stars as Slightly, the leader of the Lost Boys in the upcoming remake.

[yourdailyqueer]

Aimsey (Aimseytv)

Gender: Non binary (any pronouns)

Sexuality: Lesbian

DOB: 11 December 2001

Ethnicity: White - Welsh

Occupation: Youtuber, streamer, gamer, actor

Note: Has ADHD

[thatadhdmood]

Non autistic actors playing autistic characters suck as depictions of autism because they are playing an autistic character, rather than autistic character who is masking as a neurotypical

in the same way when trying to act drunk for a play, you would want to act like your trying to be sober, because effort into acting sober is what drunk people are doing

in that same way when playing an autistic character there is a whole second level of who is this character masking themself to be

[xxautumnivyxx]

Where have I been.

[softsyoungk]

@ autistic folks!!! You need to watch "A Kind Of Spark". It's a new series about two autistic sisters and if witches are one of your hyperfixation/special interest, then this show is for you!!! The actresses are all autistic and it's just wholesome to see such an accurate autistic representation 🤍 Keedie, Nina and Addie are everything to me, I literally cried watching every episode. The portrayal of autistic women made by autistic women is so important I cannot put into words how much this means to autistic youth. I wish I would've had this representation when I was an undiagnosed autistic teen 🫶🏻 it would have helped me so much but even now, I felt like my inner child was healing. So yeah, WATCH A KIND OF SPARK !!! ✨️✨️

Also, I truly believe that witches were autistic women

[meganechan05]

Tea vs Coffee

(I'm a Coffee Fiend)

Also have a cute one shot where a certain judge is a barista at a family restaurant

[the-dyke-of-handsomeness]

sometimes I think about how likely it is for me to become a wiggle I mean, actor/singer, neurodivergent (learning opportunity) and I can play multiple instruments,

I’ve pretty much excepted the fact that I could be a wiggle but idk how to feel about it

[ellisthomaslavigne]

Young Cillian Murphy for Blag Magazine ! I always struggle to draw in black and grey hues...but I've done my best even though it's not entirely accurate or perfect... The eyes and nose were a struggle because of the placement of highlights and over-exposition on the photo

[clownrecess]

I want to talk about Pablo.

Pablo is a childrens show with autistic characters, and an autistic cast. I love Pablo, it's a really good show in my opinion, and I really relate to a few of the characters.

However, I do have a few issues with it. The main one being that Pablo is nonspeaking, but in his imagination, in his ideal world that he's made, he isn't. This really bothers me because it portrays being nonspeaking as being a less good scenario than being speaking, and it isn't. There is no better way to communicate, oral speech isnt superior.

The other is that llama (who is actually my favorite character) is fully nonspeaking besides echolalia, but her voice actor isn't. Llamas voice actor is fully speaking (the last time I checked anyway. Its sort of hard to find information.) and whilst I am super glad all the actors are autistic, I do wish they at least used a semispeaking or a nonspeaking echolalia using person.

Now I want to talk about the good parts, because as I said I do really like this show.

All the actors are autistics, and that is FANTASTIC. I am super tired of us being represented by allisitics, so that was super nice to see.

It has representation of tons of different types of autistics, and shows us as unique people (or in this case animals ^^ ) rather than emotionless copies of eachother.

And finally, it made me feel like I was being represented. It made me feel seen. I related to multiple characters in multiple ways and that was so so nice to finally see someone like me.

[pngjamie]

i saw one picture on that website and decided milk man and push pop are gay

anyway check this out -> @eddies-post-office

[prettyinpinkhair]

because leah looks closer to book annabeth than alexandria daddario

because book annabeth has a deep tan

because mixed families exist

because you don’t have to be biologically related to someone to be their cousin

because annabeth is never explicitly called white

because melanesian people exist

because there’s this one scene in tbol where percy is obsessing over how good annabeths curls look and it would be sooo cute if leah wore her natural hair in that season

BECAUSE LEAH IS A DAMN GOOD ACTRESS AND I WOULDNT WANT ANYONE ELSE PLAYING ANNABETH

[crimsoncosmic]

Has anyone else noticed the phenomenon where people call certain celebrities or actors rude or arrogant or saying they have “mean girl” or “bully” vibes when they’re actually just socially awkward and/or have issues with picking up on social cues?

[yourdailyqueer]

Stanzi Potenza

Gender: Non binary (she/they)

Sexuality: Bisexual

DOB: 17 October 1995

Ethnicity: White - American

Occupation: TikTok influencer, actor, comedian, podcaster

Note: Has ADHD and Epilepsy

[bright-omens]

Me: Wow! Michael Sheen is such a good actor! I love all his microexpressions and how he can fit into every role! If I ever act, I wanna be that good of an actor :D

Also me, an autistic with resting bitch face that doesn't change unless I'm with friends or talking about one of my interests: Haha...Yeah, probably not gonna happen

[xxautumnivyxx]

Released a new affirmation for the szubs on my szites. Hope it can help calm things a bit for some of you.