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Caroline O’Neill: How we filmed ‘How to Mug a Deaf Person’

November 18, 2013

How to Mug a Deaf Person was filmed on an overcast September afternoon in a park in West London. The […]

The Weekend Selection: The Holby City Edition

November 16, 2013

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Here are the top five new blogposts from the week based on pageviews. Have a browse and tell your friends. […]

Deaf News: Deaf association files letter of complaint expressing “outrage” over BBC’s Holby City episode

November 15, 2013

Following this week’s episode of Holby City, which showed a Deaf man’s daughter acting as his interpreter while he was […]

Elisabeth McDermott: Incloodu – a visual, musical, artistic and creative experience

November 15, 2013

I was invited along to the Incloodu Deaf Arts Festival, which was held on Saturday 9th November at RichMix on […]

Ted Evans: Is the ‘Sign Safe’ way of making Deaf films holding Deaf filmmakers back?

November 15, 2013

As filmmakers, we all want to improve our films and we want more people to watch them, both hearing and […]

Deaf News: London’s City Hall backtracks, allowing deaf children to sign at choir service in Trafalgar Square

November 14, 2013

Extract from the Islington Gazette: In a show of Christmas spirit, City Hall has reversed its decision to block a […]

Melinda Hildebrandt: I watched my daughter embrace the visual communication that helped connect her to people

November 14, 2013

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Nobody ever thinks that you’re going to send your child to a special school. You know, you don’t wake up […]

Jen Dodds: No, Holby City, children should not be used as interpreters for their deaf parents

November 13, 2013

As everyone knows, last night’s Holby City (BBC1 – catch it here on BBC iPlayer) featured a deaf man and […]

Deaf News: Scottish Parliament to trial subtitling First Minister’s Questions

November 13, 2013

The Edinburgh Reporter told last week how The Scottish Parliament is trialling a new service which will mean subtitles are […]

Catherine Drake: Why rude bus drivers go in my Room 101

November 13, 2013

Most of my encounters with bus drivers have been pretty negative. As an extreme example, I once witnessed a bus […]