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deafornot9 3 months ago
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deafornot8 4 months ago
Wow That was awesome! Really appreciate opportunity to watch this caliber of presentation on-line. Thanks so much! I don't know very much about this topic, but it seems like a big step would be if the Actors guild/unions had a professional code of conduct that deferred work in the spirit of ADA access and reserved those roles for authentically representative Deaf/Blind/Disabled actors. It is presumptuous for a Hrg non-signer to accept a Deaf signing role. Result is hollow performance.
Shelllium 9 months ago
Thanks for posting! What does Linda Bove say about the TV show, "House" at around 9:30. It is not interpreted. THANKS!
LizRocklin 9 months ago
Why not that We,Deaf,HH others set our Own Production INC then..? No Money ?
NeaLAUGH 1 year ago
I wish she was In Atlanta, Georgia.
MegaDaniel1414 1 year ago
terrible interpreter, wow. like @ 5:35... um no, not "and she could voice" -- for the movie voices!! that's what she said -- ugh.
00arzu00 1 year ago
@00arzu00 she's not even signing fast!
00arzu00 1 year ago
Captions please, quality captions. Or you speak to the converted, and thousands of deaf, deafened and people with hearing loss are excluded.
siglmgga 1 year ago
One of the most eloquent explanations of why to cast deaf actors. Bravo, Linda.
HilariB 1 year ago