Animated Music Video(s) for a new concept EP

Hello, My name's JD Weaver. I just want to tell you sort of the more in depth version of my story, which has led to me to want to raise awarenes on having a 'disability' or handicap means to me and how it affects me in society. I have not always been disabled (well I have just didnt know), until the age of 9 I was like every other kid dreaming I could be a Power Ranger or atleast play for my football team who I support Liverpool FC. I knew I was different though, I couldnt run around like the rest of the kids I used to get hurt easiily and I just in an odd way had ideas in my head that possibly something wasn't alright. Anyways, for years I had been having tests/scans/bloodtests, but in my innocence I was unaware as to why. I can only now talk to my parents about this, but my mother always had an idea and even knew maybe a year before I did that I was 'disabled'. The reason why she didn't want to tell me is the same reason I didnt want people to know, how would I be accepted by kids once they knew I wasn t quite normal and how would I cope with feeling how I feel. As it turned out my worries were justified, I suffered torment at the hands of bullies, I used to have people randomly pick a fight and because I couldn't take on people who could run I used to get beaten up regularly. The school playground is pretty much a metaphor for Darwinism, only the strong survive and there's always one whos weakest in the chain.. that being me. Now in hind sight I havent got it as bad now, I haven't come home with blackeyes, but still intolerance and ignorance is rife. One person, who I am not fond of lets say, said 'its not that bad you just cant run around thats all' ....... (tumbleweeed), I literally hated every syllable in that phrase. Yes, ofcourse, its been more than twenty years or more since people like me were institutionalised here in the UK, its 60+ years since the Nazi Regime and many others got rid of people like me, but we live in a day and age where we strive for more. It takes centuries to change opinions, and in 2015 shockingly we still arent all there yet. Progress for me for me should be measured by history but to a modern context. If you were to look at history yes it is a bit better, but if you look at 2015, discrimination and the position of disabled people in society is awful compared to able bodied people. You only have to look at statistics to measure this ([login to view URL]) and it makes me feel worry about my future if average peoples views and the treatment of disabled people doesnt improve. I have abuse on the street constantly, I have been threatened in my current university residence, I am constantly told that I am not 'normal'. For whatever reason I am labelled a waste to society, why should I hhave the right for financiaal help for medical care, not like I am going to give anything worthy back to society. Obviously, I want to disprove these archaic ideas and I believe I am doing well considering, but when I here of people as young as 8 being told that and being bullied for having whatever disabilities, it boils my blood. I was that age once and I felt as though all my childhood and innocence was taken fromm me, instead of seeing a world of hope and love, I was looking out to a world of violence and intolerance. I dont't want a kid to grow up to be me full of some bitterness and a sense of injustice. I consider a disability just as normal as brown and blonde hair, its just something you happen to have. My frustrations which are being vented through my music, only will go so far as my name is no way near the level to influence younger people to change their ideas and accept differences and idiosyncracies. I feel like I need to do thiss because it is still there (do you know that in Ukraine, I would be institutionalised if I was a resident, I only just found out and it hurts to hear that), I can make these opinions go to the public but I need help. I have created an EP, that explores my feelings, through a native character who I feel represents what intolerance can do to people. For me, I feel a close bond to native people and I am hugely interested in their history and culture. I woke up one day and my whole life changed, I went from someone who was accepted by society and now I feel like someone who is shunned by society and the bottom of the pecking order. That's why I made it a concept EP because well I wanted to not talk about my disability as it would alienate audiences who weren't disabled, and my music is about bringing people (all people) together regardless of ability, gender, race/creed etc. If you'd like to hear what I have to offer and what I have to say, the EP is being streamed at[login to view URL] I wanted to contact Animators who could possibly create animations to follow each indiviidual track, that also is a continuous story related to the character of the native man. In terms of money I haven't got many funds myself, but I am currently working in conjuction with the Roundtable UK (a group of funding bodies who group together money to fund projects etc) more can be found at [login to view URL] I just wanted to initially contact animators to present my project and who I am so you could possibly have a few thoughts about where I or we could go with the videos and more importantly so you could understand where I am coming from.