Brailled It

Brailled It (2026)



9.0 2026 73 min —

Director: Salome Cummins

Documentary
At this year’s Braille Challenge, blind and visually impaired youth seize the spotlight—turning the lens on themselves to document their own stories amid a high-stakes weekend filled with fierce contests and unfiltered rites of passage.

More About This Film

Brailled It is a documentary that puts blind and low-vision young people behind the cameras as they document the annual Braille Challenge in Los Angeles. The result is an unusually direct perspective on competition, friendship, nerves, and achievement because the participants themselves help shape what viewers see.

The documentary is also concerned with representation and accessibility. By giving young participants control of the filmmaking process, it changes the usual relationship between documentary subject and camera while keeping the Braille Challenge at the center.

  • Directed by Salome Cummins, Isaiah Gauthier, David Grabias, and Christopher Morgan.
  • The film was produced by Artifact Studios.
  • It was filmed on location in Los Angeles.
  • The documentary has been presented with accessibility at its core, including audio description.
  • A virtual streaming window was announced for October 7 through October 13, 2026.

Where to Watch

Brailled It is traveling through a limited theatrical and community-screening release, followed by a virtual viewing window. Check these services and the official film site for current access.