Sentences with phrase «deaf actors»

In addition, this section of the narrative will see an unprecedented number of deaf actors in roles that would normally go to hearing actors.

But you also used deaf actors to play hearing characters?

Her storyline will reportedly feature an unprecedented number of deaf actors and will be in the form of a silent film to add further authenticity.

We also talk about the sensitive way in which the film handles its deaf character, Regan, who is played wonderfully by deaf actor Millicent Simmonds, and Ebony drops some knowledge about horror films as a genre.

«But we also need it to be authentic, to have deaf actors who are playing deaf characters.»

The former will be played by first - time deaf actress Millicent Simmonds, in what could be a landmark film for deaf actors.

It was made by deaf actors in London and tries to show disability as a strength, not a weakness.

Judging from tweets from directors and actors on both movies mentioned, it appears the hearing acting world are not aware of just how repressed deaf actors are.

Half of the film is presented dialogue - free like a silent movie with a lovely score by Carter Burwell, including most of the story set in 1927 which follows a girl named Rose who is played by an actual deaf actor named Millicent Simmonds.

And so we used six deaf actors as hearing people.

In the dynamic and open compositions, language (or a text) is passed between the performers, starting with emcees whose spoken or signed words are performed by blind and deaf actors through collaboration with American Sign Language interpreters.

Some deaf actors (one adult and two children) would go around a science centre to show how science can be exciting and relevant.

Particularly fine are the show's three deaf actors (Leclerc, Sean Berdy, and Oscar - winner Marlee Matlin), who have such talent and charisma that I can almost understand ABC's compulsion to jump on their coat tails and ride around signing «We were here first!»

The film includes a number of deaf actors, including the female child lead Millicent Simmonds, who said she was given a number of films to watch.

«All of you directors out there, if you want authenticity and real deaf quirkiness and mannerisms in your movies — choose a deaf actor.

So Todd, very quickly understood that we had to devise visual cues for the hearing actors to give the deaf actors so they knew when to speak.

But a deaf actor can't hear their cue.

So a character would say a line and then put his hand on his hips so when the deaf actor saw the hand go on the hip he knew that it was time to say his line.

We had these amazing days on the set with hearing actors, deaf actors, sign language interpreters.

Everyone signs lovingly in the presence of the deaf son, Thad (played by the deaf actor Tyrone Giordano), and the family has nothing but affection for his African - American husband, Patrick (Brian J. White).

The only fixed record of this evolving text is a video (on view in the exhibition) showing a deaf actor's interpretation in American Sign Language.