Jack Carroll might be remembered if you watched Britain's Got Talent ten years ago.
The comedian, then 14 years old, came in second place on the competition because of his quick wit.
That occurred in 2013. Now 24 years old, Jack kept on writing and started acting.
He recently completed the short film Mobility for BBC Three, a drama about three Huddersfield-based disabled teenagers who ride the same mobility bus to school every day.
Jack, who has cerebral palsy, claims that the drama is unlike most others on television because the entire cast is disabled.
Sunny, who is portrayed by Zak Ford-Williams, uses a wheelchair, and Dan, who has Down syndrome, is played by Ruben Reuter.
As Jack explains to BBC Newsbeat, "I would say the main difference with Mobility is that it's an ensemble piece featuring multiple disabled characters.".
"I believe that when disability is portrayed on screen, it typically involves one person who has a disability and then a large group of people who are able-bodied react to that, but this cast is entirely comprised of people with disabilities.
And that, in my opinion, is a novel development that, hopefully, will prove to be quite significant. ".
Together with screenwriter Tom Gregory, who contacted Jack via Twitter, Jack co-wrote the series.
However, he asserts that starring in the show was always a goal of his because he was confident in his suitability for the role.
Jack quips, "No one can play a pompous young adult with a disability better than me.
"I have a lot of experience doing it. ".
Additionally, Jack is hoping that Mobility will encourage more TV executives to consider including diverse characters in their upcoming productions.
"There are a ton of different types of disabilities," he asserts.
"Since Mobility was released, I've talked a lot about diversity within diversity and how there are many different experiences.
"So what I'd like to see is a little more representation, maybe with more than one TV program at a time that focuses on disabilities. ".
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