WATCH [CC] - ASL Poetry by Jenny Locy: “You Have to be Deaf to Understand” Poem by Willard J. Madsen.
Jenny Locy the Deaf activist and social media consultant shares video on YouTube the ASL poetry “You Have to be Deaf to Understand” written by Willard J. Madsen This video in sign language translation and closed captioning to be fully accessible for hard of hearing and hearing individuals.
WATCH [CC] - 'Phenomenal Woman' by Maya Angelou - ASL translated by Black Deaf Women.
Hello y’all! Let you know that we will have phenomenal Black Deaf women signing a poem, written by a famous African Americans women with English subtitles.
ASLized fosters the integration of American Sign Language (ASL) educational research into visual media and literacy. The main objective is to produce teaching and learning materials in ASL with two focuses ASL literature, preserving culture and history and ASL Linguistics, promoting a better understanding of the complex structure and use of sign languages.
ASLized - 'Through the Hands'
Signed by Erica Tara Lily Parker
Camera by Andre Otalara
Directed and edited by Sonia Pivac.
Watch These Hands by Sean Forbes and Christian Hamby.
Christian Hamby appearance video goes viral on YouTube, to entertaining the Deaf community of the ASL music is a must-see! To see just how different, watch and learn from the beauitfully ASL translation song by Christian and Sean, video by Stevie Naeyaert and Sean Forbes.
Lyrics by Sean Forbes
Music by Jake Bass
ASL Translation by Christian Hamby
Directed, Filmed & Final Editing by Tyler Naeyaert
Edited by Stevie Naeyaert
Special Appearance by Susan Dishaw & Max the dog.
Sean Forbes "Watch These Hands" Official Music Video:
Lyrics by Sean Forbes
Music by Jake Bass
Mixed by Steve King at 54 Sound
Mastered by Adam Ayan at Gateway Mastering
Directed and Edited by Adrean Mangiardi
Cinematography by Wayne Betts Jr
Assistant Director Mark Levin
Production Assistant Stefan Vardon
Make Up Artist/Wardrobe designer Ryan Clouse and Nathan Qualls
ASL Translation: Jules Dameron and Sean Forbes
Executive Producer: Joel Martin and D-PAN Entertainment.
Starring:
Sean Forbes as himself
Julie Ottinger-Smith as young Sean's Mom
Connor Smith as young Sean
Harrison Smith as deaf friend on bus
Addy Smith - deaf friend on bus
Scott Forbes - As himself
Jake Bass - As himself
Filmed in Ferndale, MI, Pleasant Ridge, MI, Shelby Township, MI.
Special Thanks to Servicar for letting us use the short bus in the video, Mr.B's Bar and Grill for letting us film there, 54 Sound, Alando for everything he did, and Em for his arms and head.
Sean Forbes releases "We Interrupt This Program" official music video.
'We Interrupt This Program'
Written and performed by Sean Forbes
Music by Jake Bass
Mixed by Steve King at 54 Sound
Mastered by Adam Ayan at Gateway Mastering
Directed and Edited by Adrean Mangiardi
Shot by Stefan Vardon
Assistant Director Mark Levin
Make Up Artist/Wardrobe designer Ryan Clouse
Sound Recording by Kyle Resto
Special Thanks to MI NEWS 26, Norman and Charlie Parker, Mr.B's Shelby Township, Scott Forbes, Patti Parker-Forbes. Please visit my pledge music campaign: http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/s
Starring: Sean Forbes
Jake Bass
Mark Levin as Baberaham Lincoln
TV Head guy as TV Head guy
Eric Wotila MI NEWS 26 Anchorman
Rodney Harris as MI NEWS 26 Broadcaster
Morris Langworthy III MI NEWS 26 Cameraman
Dylan Rodenbaugh as the MI NEWS 26 barefoot weather man
and Adrean Mangiardi as the Doughnut Eating Fat Cop.
Directed by Adrean Mangiardi
Starring Sean Forbes and Jake Bass
Cameo Appearance by Artur "Arturo" Pinkhasov
Cinematography by Stefan Vardon
ASL Translation by Katie Fitzpatrick and Sean Forbes
This is for all those who have been and are bullied- may this inspire you to find courage and dialogue rather then bully.
ASL Katy Perry's "Firework" (Hi Def) - Music Sign Language Video
ASL Performance Artist: Sherry Hicks and Catalene Sacchetti-Manganelli
Executive Producers: Wayne Betts Jr., Sherry Hicks
Producer: Azora Telford and Terrylene Sacchetti
Co-Directors: Terrylene Sacchetti, and Jules Dameron
Director of Photography: Ruan de Plessis
Story and Storyboard: Terrylene Sacchetti
Translation: Sherry Hicks and Terrylene Sacchetti
Editor: Bethany Guajardo and Terrylene Sacchetti
Green Screen Camera: Eric Hann
Featuring: Sherry Hicks, Catalene Sacchetti-Mangarelli, Mikayla Jauregui-Palmquist & Kaia Jauregui-Palmquist & Bebe, and the little four-legged one.
Shadowed Parents: Terrylene Sacchetti & Ruan de Plessis.
Special Thanks: Electra Flink and Helen Garfinkle, Chris Held & Domingo Gaitan and their Bebe, the tiny spirit of a dog.
Artist statement: This is for all those who have been and are bullied- may this inspire you to find courage and dialogue rather then bully!
This work is offered as a labor of love for all to take in and enjoy Katy Perry's "Firework". Thank you Katy Perry for writing this song of empowerment for all girls, women, and humans. Its my absolute my pleasure to set it on fire with American Sign Language and collaborate with Catalene, my inspiration, deafened koda "sister" who is an amazing young talent! In this piece Sherry Hicks features Catalene.
Thanks everyone who worked on this project making it all possible! The expertise of the crew's talents is top notch and absolutely amazing. I'm grateful and honored to share this work with all of you. Enjoy this collaborative piece blending ASL and music constituting in what I call "musically inspired ASL storytelling". A few moments in time captured on high-quality film with the finest of artists creating every step of the way! Enjoy and let your eyes take in the beauty of A S L!
Best, Sherry ox 3/1/2013
Used for Educational Purposes Only 2013, Open Captioned.
The documentary of 'Deaf Donald' the silent short film.
This is a love story about two lovers separated by a language barrier. Based on the Shel Silverstein's poem and infamous a cartoonist sign language pictures known of 'Deaf Donald', this silent short explores the absence of understanding- missed opportunities due to miscommunication.
Deaf Donald met Talkie Sue
But I Love You was all he could do.
And Sue said, "Donald I sure do like you."
But I Love You was all he could do.
And Sue asked Donald, "Do you like me too?"
But I Love You was all he could do.
"Good-bye then, Donald, I'm leaving you."
But I Love You was all he could do.
And she left forever and she never knew
That I Love You means I Love You!
StormFx presents: Jabberwocky 2012 American Sign Language music video by Bjorn Storm.
An interpretation of Lewis Carroll's poem (1871) as a short film with subtitled for the modern viewer.
A quick note about my interpretation... please remember that 'interpretation' applies to more than simply taking words from one language to the next. In the essence of "gibberish translates to gibberish" the intent, mood, and even events can change depending on context.
Disclaimer: The video that follow is not appropriate for children. This interpretation includes signs considered profane or vulgar.
For all you ASL students out there watching: please avoid furiously trying to gloss the signs I've used for "borogove" and "frumious", etc. This is to be taken as a work of art, not the work of a professional interpreter. Stop analyzing and enjoy.
I have so many people to thank for helping make my Tulgey Wood come to life! Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, everyone who was involved. From all the colorful characters who showed up in their best for filming and stayed into the wee hours of night on a work day, to everybody behind the scenes, and perhaps more importantly - everybody who has had to listen to me blab about this endlessly for the last year - it wouldn't have been possible without you.
Extra special thanks to: Crush Bar (this place is friggin' awesome and let us film in their facilities): www.crushbar.com
Still photography provided by Adrienne's View: https://adriennesview.blogspot.com
American Sign Language interpretation of Marilyn Manson's "This is the New S#*t" by Bjorn Storm.
Disclaimer: "The video that follow is not appropriate for children. This interpretation includes signs considered profane or vulgar. This is a song by Marilyn Manson, who is known for making music related to sensitive issues. References to politics, religion, and sex commonly appear in his lyrics.
Bjorn Storm ask you keep an open mind while you watch. He hope you enjoy, and draw your own conclusions. Thank you". Bjorn took a chance on this video speaks for itself. Enjoy.
Manson's music expresses his own opinion and perspectives... However, one need not share such perspectives in order to appreciate his music. Bjorn encourage us to continually challenge the meaning of "music for all". He believe access to music shouldn't be limited to "nice" or "safe" topics, but rather, full inclusion of the diversity that occurs within our music.
Music video by Marilyn Manson performing This Is The New Shit. (C) 2003 Nothing/Interscope Records. The Original Video: https://youtube.com/watch.
Sean Forbes "Def Deaf Girls".
Directed by Adrean Mangiardi.
Cinematography by Stefan Vardon and Adrean Mangiardi.
Edited by Adrean Mangiardi.
Produced by Jake Bass.
Recorded by Jake Bass, Steve King, Kyle Resto.
Mixed By Steve King.
Mastered by Adam Ayan at Gateway Mastering.
Written by Sean Forbes.
Production Assistants: Kyle Resto and Ian Mulka.
Starring:
Sean Forbes
Jake Bass
Mark Levin
Def Deaf Girls:
Sarah Miller
Amber Kraus
Carlina Fucarino
Krystle Neese
Shontay Williamson
Gia Nisi
Michelle Kartheiser
Shannon Kennedy
Jessica Mikolay
Shauna Forbeees
Bros:
Bobby Uhren
Wyatt Fahrenwald
Eric Smithson
Kyle Resto
Ian Mulka
Special thanks to the Beastie Boys for inspiring us and paving the way.
CODA songs in American Sign Language with Deaf mother.
NEW YORK CITY -- The CODA Kambri Crews and her Deaf mom sing a medley songs in American Sign Language (ASL) at her book release party celebrating the publication of her memoir Burn Down The Ground (Random House) about Kambri and her jailed Deaf dad.
First song is If You Love Me by Olivia Newton-John.
Second is I Can See Clearly Now by Jimmy Cliff.
Third song in its entirety is Don't Stop by Fleetwood Mac.
Tribute to Chuck Baird in American Sign Language by Eyepoetic.
Tribute to Charles 'Chuck' Baird and today is your birthday, Feb 22. You are the light of our Deaf world and we are grateful you were born in the earth to bring your beautiful arts! We love you and miss you as your spirit is always with us.
This is about an artist, Charles 'Chuck' Baird documenting and expressing his journey with social changes through an era. He witnesses several social and cultural changes in the ASL & Deaf community as early as 1950s.
Charles 'Chuck' Baird overcomes his struggle with his own Deaf identity until he completes his commission works. Chuck was one of few founding members of the established De'VIA art movement.
Written, Directed and Produced by Tracey Salaway, A Fisheye Visual Arts Production in association with Salaway Films Production, Chuck Baird Foundation for the Visual Arts and Gallaudet University Art Department.
7 Things I Hate About You in American Sign Language music video.
My Theatre 1 students at Texas School for the Deaf performed in this music video.
Edited and captioned by (JoAnn Benfield) with a little bit of help from Bradley Gantt (blue background changes) Copyright by Miley Cyrus and gave their ASL interpretation on the song. Credits are on the video.
Deaf community responds about ASL short movie 'Deaf Jam' at the Nine Community Cinema.
On October 13, 2011, Nine Community Cinema in St. Louis Missouri held a public screening of "Deaf Jam," at the Missouri History Museum.
In Deaf Jam, Aneta Brodski seizes the day. She is a Deaf teen introduced to American Sign Language (ASL) Poetry, who then boldly enters the spoken word slam scene. In a wondrous twist, Aneta, an Israeli immigrant living in the Queens section of New York City, eventually meets Tahani, a hearing Palestinian slam poet.
The two women embark on a collaboration/performance duet creating a new form of slam poetry that speaks to both the hearing and the Deaf.
Nine Academy Community Producer, Marcos Chu recorded these two personal stories after the screening. You can learn more about the Nine Community Cinema film series at: https://ninenet.org/community-cinema.
You can learn more about the film, "Deaf Jam,", visiting: https://deafjam.org.
Lyrics: Fall is here, hear the yell back to school, ring the bell brand new shoes, walking blues climb the fence, books and pens I can tell that we're going to be friends.
Walk with me, Suzy Lee through the park and by the tree we will rest upon the ground and look at all the bugs we found then safely walk to school without a sound.
Well here we are, no one else we walked to school all by ourselves there's dirt on our uniforms from chasing all the ants and worms we clean up and now its time to learn.
Numbers, letters, learn to spell nouns, and books, and show and tell at playtime we will throw the ball back to class, through the hall teacher marks our height against the wall.
And we don't notice any time pass we don't notice anything we sit side by side in every class teacher thinks that I sound funny but she likes the way you sing.
Tonight I'll dream while I'm in bed when silly thoughts go through my head about the bugs and alphabet and when I wake tomorrow I'll bet that you and I will walk together again cause I can tell that we're going to be friends.
I don't need your cure. I am tired of them oppressing me. I have Deaf community, Sign Language, Deaf education. Say no Cochlear Implants! I dont need your cure.
"I Don't Need Your Cure" - Written By Megg Rose. Performed by Megg & Yamila Rose "Sign language is a human right, it is not just an option." - Ralph Singleton "There is never a cloud without its bright light." - Billy Graham.
On the surface, cochlear implants sound like a promising medical solution to the problems surrounding hearing loss or total deafness. A cochlear implant uses existing nerves and electronic signals to override damaged auditory nerves, thus restoring a sense of hearing to the recipient. However, this technology has also caused serious divisions within the Deaf community concerning the hearing society's position on deafness in general. A number of members of the Deaf community choose to view their deaf status as a subculture of society, in the same sense as a Hispanic person would embrace his or her Hispanic culture.
Deafness is not a handicap per se, but a shared experience which gives the Deaf community its unique cultural identity. To members of this Deaf subculture, cochlear implants are considered disrespectful and insulting, since the medical community views deafness as a handicap which must be treated or corrected: Cochlearwar - Myths and Facts.
Certain factions of the Deaf community also believe a Deaf person's ability to live a full and meaningful life is not compromised by his or her deafness, so the suggestion that cochlear implants provide advantages over a Deaf lifestyle is shortsighted and insensitive.
Many people cope very well with their deafness, learning sign language and lip reading and adapting their work and home environments to accommodate their loss of hearing. Perhaps the cochlear implant is only for MONEY as dirty business, watch Cochlear Business is Dirty Business.
Another controversy surrounding cochlear implants and the Deaf community is the safety and effectiveness of the procedure. Cochlear implantation involves major surgery in an area of the body filled with delicate nerves which control facial movements. One mistake during surgery could cause long-term facial paralysis, also and it is might be a risk to cochlear implant users where the thunderstorms approaching as weather affected of the conspiracy theory as seen on video clip Cochlear Implant User Struck By Lightning.
Cochlear implants can also destroy any remaining healthy auditory nerves, which means a Deaf person could lose all remnants of natural hearing which may have helped them adjust to a Deaf lifestyle. Cochlear implants require the recipient to undergo significant fine-tuning sessions, and success can vary widely from recipient to recipient. The controversy over cochlear implants often pits hearing parents against Deaf parents when it comes to raising their Deaf children in a hearing world. Many Deaf parents would prefer to raise their Deaf child in a Deaf culture, including the use of sign language and lip reading. Hearing parents who are not familiar with the Deaf community may opt for the cochlear implant surgery to correct their Deaf child's perceived handicap, Cochlear Implant Cruelty.
The result may be a Deaf child who can partially hear, or a hearing child with a Deaf cultural heritage. Either way, the child may face social ostracism from both communities if the parents do not consider the long-term effects of cochlear implant surgery. Not all members of Deaf community view cochlear implants as an unnecessary procedure, but hearing parents facing a difficult decision concerning a Deaf child may want to research both sides of the controversy before committing to cochlear implant surgery. Benefits and Risks of Cochlear Implants.
What is the Leading Cause of Child Abandonment?
History of Abandonment/Abuse - History tends to repeat itself and this is especially true of abuse and neglect patterns. Parents who experienced abuse, neglect or abandonment at the hands of someone when they were a child are more likely to repeat the pattern and abuse, neglect or abandon their own children. UNICEF estimates that 13 million children worldwide have been abandoned by both parents for various reasons, abuse and neglect among them, the video in behavioral problems for not learning in sign language and oppression.
Handicap/Illness of Child - A child born with a handicap, birth defect or chronic illness has a higher chance of being abandoned by their parents. Since infants and children are needy to begin with, parents living with a child with a chronic condition may not be able to cope with the increased demands of their child. Like parents who live in poverty, these parents believe their child will be better off without them and abandon these child to the foster care system or to live with other relatives.
Behavioral Problems - All children experience behavior problems as they grow and learn about the world around them. For some parents, their child's misbehavior is a source of extreme stress they are unable to handle. Other parents have children with extreme, even criminal, behavior that they are unable or unwilling to control. These children are at an increased risk of being removed from their parent's care or having their parents find alternative placement situations for them. Watch short film Alone In A Hearing World.
STOP abuse Deaf children for profits
Cochlear Implant Fails... Lawsuits... Call Lawyer... Cochlear Implant Lawyer for Advanced Bionics and Clarion Devices. Get a free lawsuit review for Advanced Bionics cochlear implants and earlier Clarion models by completing the form on this page. A Deaf attorney is available to review your information and can discuss it by videophone (VP). The lawyers of Weitz and, Luxenberg P.C. have expanded litigation against Advanced Bionics related to defective Advanced bionics and cochlear implants implanted in young children and adults: yourlawyer.com/cochlear-implants-lawsuits.
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