Autism In Entertainment

Every day, organizations like yours help autistic individuals discover their strengths, build confidence, develop skills, and prepare for meaningful futures.

Whether you're an educator, nonprofit leader, workforce program, community organization, service provider, or employer, your work is making a difference.

Imagine what could happen if those efforts were connected to a broader network of entertainment professionals, employers, educators, community organizations, and families—all working toward the same goal.
At Autism in Entertainment, we believe no organization should have to create every opportunity alone.

As we often say:
"We're not reinventing the wheel. We're connecting the wheels."

Our free Partner Guide shares practical ideas for increasing your organization's visibility, building meaningful partnerships, connecting with industry professionals, and creating opportunities that no organization could create alone.

Download the AIE Partner Guide and discover how, together, we can open even more doors for autistic talent.

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Think back to the person who opened a door for you.

A mentor who shared their knowledge. A producer who gave you your first opportunity. A teacher who believed in your potential.

Now it's your turn.

For many autistic professionals, talent isn't the barrier—opportunity is.
As an AIE Champion, you can help change that.

Whether you mentor an emerging professional, speak on a webinar, review a portfolio, share your expertise, make an introduction, offer an internship, or champion inclusive hiring, your experience can help someone build a meaningful career in entertainment.

You may be inspired by someone you love—a son or daughter, a family member, a friend, or a colleague on the spectrum. Or perhaps you simply believe our industry is stronger when every talented person has the opportunity to contribute.

Helping someone else grow doesn't just change their life—it changes yours. You'll become a stronger leader, expand your network, develop new skills, and experience the satisfaction of making a lasting difference.

Our free Industry Guide is filled with practical ideas for becoming an advocate, mentor, Champion, and ally for autistic talent.
Download the Industry Guide today and discover how your experience can help open doors for the next generation of entertainment professionals.

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Breaking into the entertainment industry can feel overwhelming.

Where do you start? How do you build experience? How do you network? Which roles match your strengths?

Our free guide shares five practical ideas to help you move from passion to profession.

Whether you're interested in animation, film, television, gaming, music, writing, editing, production, or behind the camera, your perspective matters—and your talent belongs in this industry.

Download your free guide and take the next step toward the career you've imagined.

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When Bessy Adut conducts an interview, expect THE BEST!

Esteemed filmmaker and California Institute of the Arts grad Bessy Adut filmed Autism In Entertainment founder Judi Uttal and Work Group member Marlene Sharp (마를린) for a SEARCHING FOR GOODNESS podcast episode that plays like a top tier TV talk show. Bonuses include Dani Bowman in her MultiCon Roast appearance, Laugh Factory, and the glamorous Academy of Television Arts & Sciences campus exterior.

T-shirt art below by Amos Stillwell of Spectrum Laboratory.

Thank you, Bessy!

Every parent hopes their son or daughter will build a life filled with happiness, purpose, meaningful relationships, and work they enjoy.

For many autistic young adults, the entertainment industry offers opportunities to turn creative passions into rewarding careers.

Our free Parent Guide shares practical ideas for supporting career exploration, encouraging independence, and helping your young adult discover where they can thrive.
Because success isn't just finding a job—it's building a meaningful life.

Download the free Parent Guide today.
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Zoom on over to register for the Friday, August 14 (noon PT) with inclusive beauty influencer/model/entrepreneur Alexa Phelece of EVERY BODY DESERVES LOVE INC!

Sign up free-of-charge here on the Autism In Entertainment website for the 1-hour virtual session.

You saw her perform hilariously with AIE & Spectrum Laboratory at The Laugh Factory (Netflix Is A Joke Fest) and at Skirball Cultural Center (MultiCon); now learn the secrets to Alexa’s success! Come with questions . . . Alexa brings her signature honesty, compassion and work ethic to share with our community. (Thanks, Alexa!)

Celebrating year 3-peat at Comic-Con International!

On Friday, Autism In Entertainment screened its 3rd in 2 years at the San Diego Comic-Con Film Festival.
Heaps of Dani Bowman fans saw her life story unfold in an efficient 5-minute non-fiction movie. Filmmaker panelists included Judi Uttal, Paul Hemstreet, Julian Grajczak, & Marlene Sharp. Much missed onstage: Josh Copelan and Johnna Cho, Esq.!

Esteemed attendees were Rob Kutner, Hillary Bibicoff, Bob Boden, Rachel Boden, Marla Boden, Jeudi Cornejo Brealey, Sean Wicks, Henry Andrade, Patrick Eidemiller, many Danimation Entertainment students, and new friends galore.

Fingers crossed for tonight’s award
ceremony . . .

Thank you, WORLD OF DIFFERENCE, Darryl Owens, Beacon College, PBS, Adam Neese and