Deaf Can Coffee - Jamaican TV Commercials

WATCH [CC] - Deaf teenagers uses sign language in Jamaica Company television commercials.

KINGSTON -- The Caribbean Christian Centre for the Deaf went into the coffee business. The students from the "Deaf Can Coffee Company" make your favourite flavors of coffee for every occasion and moment.

A video capturing the purpose and vision of Deaf Can Coffee, a not-for-profit coffee shop seeking to engage, equip and empower Deaf youth. We will accomplish this through a sustainable coffee venture known for a memorable experience, great product and talented staff.

What began as a small idea of packaging and selling coffee for a rural, Deaf coffee farmer grew as word spread and people wanted more. However, one farmer could not meet the demand and so we considered options to increase the supply of roasted coffee. From there we began roasting coffee at the Kingston campus of Caribbean Christian Centre for the Deaf in an effort to train and expose teen students to the art of coffee roasting.

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The challenges of sourcing dry beans and getting licensed in Jamaica as a coffee brand soon became a barrier that we thought might stop the initiative completely. The vision, however, simply shifted from being all about roasting coffee to a focus on brewing the coffee as well and creating a completely new experience for the marketplace. Visit us for more details, www.deafcancoffee.com

Follow @DeafCanCoffee:
Subscribe - https://youtube.com/channel/deafcancoffee
Facebook - https://facebook.com/deafcancoffee
Twitter - https://twitter.com/deafcancoffee
Google Plus - https://plus.google.com/deafcancoffee
Official Site - http://deafcancoffee.com

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Deaf Can Coffee - The Jamaica Coffee Shop

WATCH [CC] - The Caribbean coffee shop, what is Deaf Can!

KINGSTON, Jamaica -- A video capturing the purpose and vision of Deaf Can! Coffee, a not-for-profit coffee shop seeking to engage, equip and empower Deaf youth. We exist to encourage Deaf youth to believe in their talents and abilities, engage their passions and interests and foster creative, positive thought in a healthy community that builds each other up and enables them to dream. We will accomplish this through a sustainable coffee venture known for a memorable experience, great product and talented staff.

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What began as a small idea of packaging and selling coffee for a rural, Deaf coffee farmer grew as word spread and people wanted more. However, one farmer could not meet the demand and so we considered options to increase the supply of roasted coffee. From there we began roasting coffee at the Kingston campus of Caribbean Christian Centre for the Deaf in an effort to train and expose teen students to the art of coffee roasting.

The challenges of sourcing dry beans and getting licensed in Jamaica as a coffee brand soon became a barrier that we thought might stop the initiative completely. The vision, however, simply shifted from being all about roasting coffee to a focus on brewing the coffee as well and creating a completely new experience for the marketplace. Visit us for more details, www.deafcancoffee.com

Follow @DeafCanCoffee:
Subscribe - https://youtube.com/channel/deafcancoffee
Facebook - https://facebook.com/deafcancoffee
Twitter - https://twitter.com/deafcancoffee
Google Plus - https://plus.google.com/deafcancoffee
Official Site - http://deafcancoffee.com

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Deaf Film Camp's ASL Song Goes Viral

Pharrell's "Happy" signing interpretations of popular songs becomes an online hit.

The video that pop up on Facebook and Twitter - the kids at Camp Mark Seven’s Deaf Film Camp which offers filmmaking instruction to Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing youths, came out with an inspiring music video that is an ASL interpretation of Pharrell’s “Happy” that going viral online communities.

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This video is an American Sign Language interpretation of Pharrell Williams's "Happy." An expression of music in ASL composed by Rosa Lee Timm and Azora Telford.

The video was produced by a team of Deaf campers & staff from Deaf Film Camp 2014 at Camp Mark Seven. This video is displayed for entertainment and educational purposes only.

Performed by Rosa Lee Timm & Azora Telford
Pharrell Williams's "Happy"
ASL Interpretation

CAST
Rosa Lee Timm
Azora Telford

Campers
(coming soon)

Teachers
Bellamie Bachleda
Braam Jordaan
Bim Ajadi
Sophia Ballester
Tate Tullier
Wayne Betts Jr

Counselors
(coming soon)

Interpreter
Drisana Levitzke-Gray

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER (VIDEO)
Convo

VIDEO PRODUCER
Stacy Lawrence
Sophie Sok

EDITOR
Bim Ajadi

CINEMATOGRAPHER/CO-EDITOR
Wayne Betts, Jr.

VISUAL EFFECTS
Braam Jordaan

MAKEUP ARTIST
Sophia Ballester

VIDEO PRODUCTION CREW
Key Grip / Mentor for Campers
Bim Ajadi
Braam Jordaan
Bellamie Bachleda
Tate Tullier
Hunter Luther
Zhara Chauhan
Darren Drolsbaugh

Crew
Drisana Levitzke-Gray

Lifeguards
Erika Helm - Buckman
Eudore Robert Muhlbauer

VERY SPECIAL THANKS
Jarrod Musano
Lisa Dallos
Convo
Del Mar Interactives
National Technology Institute for the Deaf (NTID)
Gallaudet University
Gear Head Rentals
High10media
International Deaf Emergency
The Hollywood Reporter
The Utica Observer - Dispatch
Charmaine Hlibok & CM7 Board

© 2014 Mark Seven Deaf Foundation, Inc.

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