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Articles posted on Fri, Jul 30, 2010
Interview with deaf actress Genevieve Barr from BBC 1 drama 'The Silence' - BBC News
'See Hear' meets rising star Genevieve Barr to talk about her first major TV role playing a deaf girl who witnesses a murder in a 4-part thriller, 'The Silence' [...] more »
AG: Theaters Must Be Accessible To Blind, Deaf - WCVB-TV
For the blind and deaf, going to a movie -- and following the plot -- may seem like a near impossibility. A recent Massachusetts settlement, however, may make it easier for them. The three largest movie theater chains in Massachusetts will undergo renovations to make their movies more accessible to the disabled because of a settlement reached by Attorney General Martha Coakley. [...] more »
Deaf Derby actress Emily Howlett aims for the top - BBC News
On set, the crew work around her deafness by banging the floor to signal different cues. Directors and coaches will also place themselves in her eyeline to ... [...] more »
Articles posted on Mon, Jul 26, 2010
Mandatory Captioning in Movie Theaters Coming? - About.com: Health
The one that has perhaps the most potential impact for the American deaf community is the one on Movie Captioning and Video Description. [...] more »
Diva actress turns sweet on tweets - Las Vegas Review-Journal
In town for appearances associated with the World Deaf Expo, Matlin had just finished taping an interview with Alicia Jacobs, entertainment reporter for NBC ... [...] more »
Articles posted on Fri, Jul 23, 2010
Shoshannah Stern Goes from 'Jericho' to 'Lie to Me' - TV Squad (blog)
Stern's character, like the actress, will be deaf -- a fact that EW reports will make some of Cal's colleagues question whether she's up to par to assist ... Lie to Me, Shoshannah SternBSCreview all 2 news articles » [...] more »
Win for the deaf as cinemas agree to captioning - Sydney Morning Herald
Australia's 2.5 million deaf or hearing-impaired people, and the 300000 or so who are blind or have low vision, face similar frustrations. ... and more » [...] more »
Theatre promotes drama through sign language - West Hartford News
In 1967, six people bought tickets to see the first performance of the National Theatre of the Deaf, most of them out of curiosity. ... [...] more »
Articles posted on Wed, Jul 21, 2010
The Egyptian deaf and mute dance company: Dancing without borders - Al-Masry Al-Youm
The Egyptian deaf and mute dance company: Dancing without borders Al-Masry Al-Youm Their deafness becomes incidental, not defining. “In the past, my daughter was lonely and depressed. She didn't even socialize with her brothers and sisters ... [...] more »
Articles posted on Tue, Jul 20, 2010
Milan 1880 No Longer in Effect! - About.com: Health
Milan 1880 No Longer in Effect! About.com: Health On my way home today I saw on Twitter the news the deaf and hard of hearing community has been waiting for, for only over a hundred years: Today the ... [...] more »
Articles posted on Sun, Jul 18, 2010
BBC to hold first Prom for deaf concert-goers - California Chronicle
The BBC is to hold its first Prom for deaf concert-goers, it was announced yesterday. The 116th annual season --which began last night -- will feature a ... [...] more »
Cinemas make changes for deaf, blind patrons - ABC Online
New technology will start being rolled out later this year in major movie cinemas, making it possible for deaf and blind people to follow the film they are ... and more » [...] more »
Articles posted on Thu, Jul 15, 2010
THE SILENCE: ONE OF THE BEST DRAMAS THE BBC HAS MADE IN YEARS - Express.co.uk
Many of the crew involved have experience of the issues surrounding deafness. [...] more »
Audio slideshow - BBC News
An Israeli theatre company of deaf and blind actors has become a sensation in Tel Aviv - having performed in front of 150000 people in the city's Nalagaat ... and more » [...] more »
The Silence: From classroom to film set - BBC News (blog)
I often get asked about the impact my deafness had on the filming process, as do the other actors who starred in The Silence with me. ... [...] more »