Sam Mcgovern is no stranger to helping out when it comes to the subject of Dyslexia in Scotland being a Dyslexic Scotland Ambassador she was more than happy to contribute to our documentary by speaking with us.

Sam spoke about her time in secondary school and subsequent move over to college and coping mechanism she developed to help with her dyslexia. Alongside her work with Dyslexic Scotland she’s studying Animation in Dundee having always loved being creative which she sees as a link between her Dyslexia and creativity.

To see the full interview with Sam stay tuned for more news on our Scottish Dyslexia Documentary and it’s release date.

This week we had the pleasure of interviewing for our documentary with Dyslexic author Iain Mckinnon at our studio and later at the Bridgeton Library the type of place Iain loves to go to for inspiration for his latest work.

Iain spoke to us about how being Dyslexic and the type of effect it had on his education growing up and how he went on to be a published author who’s well known for his work in the Sci-Fi genre which includes his most well known work the “Domain of the Dead” a series of zombie novels.

To find out more about Iain’s novels visit his website and to see the full interview with Iain stay tuned for more news on our Scottish Dyslexia Documentary and it’s release date.

We had a fantastic live stream from Dyslexia Scotlands head office in stirling

Trevor Thomson talks about his vision for a dyslexia documentary. Please visit https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/dyslexia-film-video#/ and share.

Some thoughts from our President Sir Jackie Stewart on a new dyslexia film. Please visit the crowdfunding page and even if you can’t donate, please do share it with others. The more people who know about it, the greater the chance of the film being made! https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/dyslexia-film-video#/