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Danny's Big Adventure
Danny Mavor is tetraplegic. In September he completed the Great Glen Way, coast to coast across the Highlands, on a heavily modified 4x4 wheelchair. Seven years on from the motorcycle accident that caused his spinal injury, and with Regain Sports Charity behind him, the film is about purpose, and about finding it again.
The story
Seven years ago a motorcycle accident left Danny Mavor with a spinal injury. What followed was intense pain, and a long stretch without purpose. The film is about what came after: finding purpose again, then redefining what purpose means once your body has changed completely. In September Danny completed the Great Glen Way, coast to coast from Fort William to Inverness, on a heavily modified 4x4 wheelchair, seven years on from the crash. Danny is the reason to make this film. The man he is now notices the small things, and he is a role model for what positive masculinity can look like. Filming is complete and the film is now in the edit.
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Danny Mavor is raising money for Regain, the trust for sports tetraplegics.
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2 answeredWhat is Danny's Big Adventure about?
Danny Mavor is tetraplegic. In September he completed the Great Glen Way, coast to coast across the Highlands, on a heavily modified 4x4 wheelchair. Seven years on from the motorcycle accident that caused his spinal injury, and with Regain Sports Charity behind him, the film is about purpose, and about finding it again.
Who made Danny's Big Adventure?
Danny's Big Adventure is a Quiet Eye Productions film, made by Stefan Morrocco (direction, planning, camera and edit). Quiet Eye Productions is a sport and adventure film company founded in 2024 by Dr Stefan Morrocco and Harry Whiteley, working across the UK from London and Perth.