In 2025, Pyramid member Alfie Fox screened his newest documentary about Pyramid at Hyde Park Picture House.
The documentary celebrates the work Pyramid does to support people with learning disabilities and autism to get into the arts. It explores what the charity means to people with learning disabilities and autism, the kinds of art members like to make and why it’s important to raise awareness of the charity to the wider arts community.
Alfie said: “When I searched on YouTube, there wasn’t a documentary about Pyramid and I thought there should be, so I made one. I think it’s important to tell people about Pyramid so that we can help more artists like me to make the kind of art they want to make.”
This is Alfie’s second screening at Hyde Park Picture House. His previous film, Leeds Access Cloaks, which was funded by Arts Council England, documented the barriers that exist for artists with disabilities and highlighted why art is an important tool for communication and connection in our everyday lives.
Alfie is a Pyramid member who works in a one-to-one development team. In addition to filmmaking, he works with photography, film making, digital art, print making, text and collage. His artwork advocates and challenges people’s perspective of access for people with disabilities and incorporates the difficulties he has personally faced as a young man with multiple disabilities. Alfie is an avid campaigner and a research fellow with the Irregular Arts School on the Inclusive Arts for Wicked Problems project. He has been a member of his local hospitals access forum, ensuring that there is good access for those that are disabled and was previously featured in Possibility Magazine speaking about his campaigning for access.
The Pyramid Documentary
The Pyramid Documentary premiered at the Hyde Park Picture House on 14 August 2025. The Pyramid Documentary is by Alfie Fox with support from Michael Godsall, Tim Curtis & Louis Wong.
Behind the scenes with Alfie
