Why We Need Deaf Actors in Deaf Roles | Linda Bove | TEDxIslay
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.ค. 2010
- For more information about this event, please go to www.tedxislay.com. This speech was made at TEDxIslay in Austin, Texas on May 15, 2010. All of the speakers were deaf.
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I am Deaf and do sign. You Tube has CC but they are very poor. They need to work on improving their CC especially for All videos on here...for all people. have met many HOH who do not know ASL.
This is a wonderful presentation by Linda Bove. However, the voice-over is difficult to hear, and the "captions" are absurdly inaccurate. Please create subtitles or captions that give Ms. Bove her due and that exemplify her ideals.
Did you notice the voice over misses a lot of information as well? I wonder if they working with a team at all??
@@CCCASL2008 Unfortunately, it seems they were not working with a team. It would be best if they re-made the audio for this video, and also added subtitles. Linda Bove and her audiences deserve this.
Please add captions for non-signers. Very important. #withcaptions please.
Such a good message from Linda Bove. I'm learning sign right now and these types of things are so helpful for me. Not only am I learning about what is important to the Deaf, but I am learning ASL as well. I'm sure that interpreting ASL for the hearing community has to be difficult, b/c you lose so much in the translation, but I admire the interpreters for putting in the years of study to bring the hearing community the voices of the Deaf.
Not all deafies know ASL, so captions would have been nice.
Please add proper closed captions to make videos accessible to people who are hard of hearing and don't know ASL. I don't mind not hearing the spoken language interpretation in the background, but I really need to see proper captions.
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.
whats up with the CC thats allllll incorrect.
Could you please add captions to this? I have some friends who are deaf but do not know sign language, and they would like to be able to access this video as well! Thank you so much!
Could it be closed captioned or better yet make another video and subtitle it? Your diatribe of Deaf Actors are important and worthy of repeating. Thank you!
It is always amazing to me what ridiculously stupid choices some directors can make. They are completely clueless when really, they should be the ones that are the most clued in! I also think actors should have to follow a code of ethics where they do not accept roles that are not appropriate to them (hearing acting deaf, etc.)
The voice-over needs to be re-done on this. Hearing (NON ASL users) need to have access to Linda's message! The voicing interpretation was not clear and quite a few mistakes (omissions and substitutions) were made that impacted the faithful rendering of the message. Quality voice-over would improve closed captioning as well.
Agree on the captions, also maybe next time book a room with decent acoustics
If only she could make a comeback on Sesame Street
She actually did back in 2019. You know, in the 50th anniversary special.
Great video, but the audio quality of the interpreter's voice is not good enough for the auto-caption feature to work! Please add captions!
Captions please, quality captions. Or you speak to the converted, and thousands of deaf, deafened and people with hearing loss are excluded.
Yes put caption
I remember her from Sesame Street😊
Me too.
Captions should be created by someone who knows ASL, not based off what the interpreter is saying! There are many mistakes - this is terrible Captioning!
Thumbs up if you remembered her from Sesame Street 👍
Captions please!
How does this have such poopy-squat captions!?
Can she talk?
I don’t think she can
@@TimmyTickle deaf people can talk, I've heard them do it.
I didn't know that actually.
@@christopherchiampa2321 Stella from Family Guy can talk.