All Senses Go
Exploring the creative process of sensory translation in accessible cinema.
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Rethinking Lower Thirds (opens the original)
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One of the only times I’m annoyed by captions is when they cover up a lower-third ID, an opening credit, or other on-screen text. Chances are, if you rely on captions to enjoy media, this annoys you too. You know what I’m talking about. There’s a talking head interview where the person is identified in a text graphic in the lower-third area of the screen, but that ID is obscured by a black closed caption telling us what the person is saying.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="http
I Love the Movies. Why Do Special Screenings Keep Leaving Me Behind? (opens the original)
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I absolutely love movies. The movie theater is my favorite place on earth. There’s nothing like sitting in a recliner with hundreds of strangers of different backgrounds and life experiences coming together to laugh, cry and gasp at a moving piece of art. Even though we all have different backgrounds, we all experience the same film and yet somehow take away different things from it. It is a truly beautiful thing.Being legally blind, I have drastically different life experiences than most movie
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