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Brew Crew Coverage
We film what actually happens here. Everything below links back to where it was originally posted.
The documentary
Twenty minutes, made with the crew, screened at SeriesFest in Denver.
If I could work at Brewability forever, I would.
Our SeriesFest Pilot
In their own words
Fifty-three seconds. Every person says their own name and their own job. “I run the bar.” “I make pizza, sometimes I pour beer.” “I do pre-bakes.”
Why this one. Nobody speaks for anybody. That is the whole argument in under a minute.
Three minutes on how the place is built and why it works the way it does.
Music, the dance floor, a full room. This is what a Friday actually looks like.
The crew walked the runway. Several of them have not stopped talking about it since.
A long-form interview about how Brewability started and what it takes to keep running.
On TikTok
Nine thousand people follow the Brew Crew for workplace nonsense. That is the point — it is a job, with colleagues, and jokes.
When a customer earns the mean manager
35,400 views · 7 sec
Show your support for inclusive hiring
6,214 views
Why your pizza is three minutes late
5,506 views · 15 sec
How the bar actually works
5,106 views · 28 sec
Five reasons out of many. Infinite personality.
2,685 views · 32 sec
World Autism Day, from the Brew Crew
2,601 views · 33 sec
Other people's cameras
None of these were made by Brewability. Film crews, national charities and beer press turned up on their own.
60 Second Docs
The one that went everywhere
60 Second Docs spent a minute here in 2018. The film reached roughly 2.5 million people on Facebook and put Brewability on the map nationally.
I wanted to do something cool and purposeful, that gives them an opportunity to show their ability.
Tiffany Fixter, to 60 Second Docs
Named one of their 50 Game Changers — a list of the people and places reshaping how the world employs adults with disabilities.
The American craft beer industry's own publication, on the brewing itself — and how a brewery gets designed so that everyone working in it can actually run it.
Six minutes with the crew and the kitchen, from a network that only runs good news.
In the press
Elsewhere
Avery, our bar manager, writes and builds at walkwithbravery.net — nine years of posts from hospital rooms and workplaces, music written for awareness campaigns, and accessibility tools he has built himself.
Adults with disabilities can do more than the world expects. They just need accommodation, and the right tools to show it.