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Official Deaf Women in Film Interview of Tia Albert, DWIF... Deaf Women in Film Turn on "CC" on lower left of the video to read captions of Tia's ASL.Learn about Tia Albert, her experience in doing makeup and special effects and what she's learned from it. Great tips for hearing filmmakers and deaf professionals involved.00:04 - 00:22 Where were you raised?00:22 - 01:10 What were your parents like?01:10 - 01:50 How did you decide to be a... Tue, Mar 05 2013 Deaf Film Festivals Calling for Submissions! Deaf Women in Film Filmmakers! Get your planners out! An opportunity to get your work seen. Marketing and distribution is half the battle of getting one's film viewed. Once you've made your film, it feels like you've done your work. But what good is your work if no one has seen it?In addition, this is a tremendous opportunity to analyze your audience's reaction to your work, so you can... Thu, Nov 29 2012 Attend the 10TH ANNUAL #GLADHOB Benefit Deaf Women in Film House of Blues invokes in me memories of New Orleans where music reigns. It brought back memories of a best kept secret bar favored by locals. It is dimly lit, mysterious, and magical in its way as the riff of jazz floats in the air, and a woman croons so beautifully that it amazes me how much I was so moved by just her voice. An elderly man danced with me with such g... Thu, Sep 27 2012 Welcome Deaf Women in Film's New Media Coordinator, Kerry... Deaf Women in Film It has been a tremendously busy and exciting year for the Founder of Deaf Women In Film, Jules Dameron. Jules is currently working as a professional film director. Due to the demands of Jules' schedule, she was not able to maintain the DWIF blog as she would have liked to since her last post in 2011. However, Jules has taken on a new Media Coordinator for DWIF, Kerry ... Wed, Sep 12 2012 What is Deaf Women in Film for and what does it do? Deaf Women in Film LOOKING FOR A DEAF OR HARD OF HEARING WOMEN FOR YOUR FILMIf you are looking for a deaf or hard of hearing woman to be involved in your film, either in front or behind the camera, then we will respond to you very quickly. If it is an acting role, we will send out an e-mail blast to all the registrants. Be sure to share as much information as you can with us-- especiall... Fri, Oct 07 2011 Open Letter to British Sign Language Broadcasting Trust Deaf Women in Film To Whom it May Concern,As a founder of Deaf Women in Film, an international group supporting equality and recognition of the deaf community, this is a letter of support and encouragement of deaf and hard of hearing people involved professionally in the media & entertainment industry. Right now, YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook and Twitter are heavily intertwined and highly tr... Fri, Aug 19 2011 "Versa Effect" Red Carpet Event on Sep. 10, 2011 Deaf Women in Film OFFICIAL WEBSITE: [link] EVENT: [link] COMPANY: [link] in English by Deaf Women in Film.The event will take place in Hollywood, California, and the cast of "Versa Effect" will be there. Purchase your tickets now on [link] to experience this unique event. "Versa Effects" is an ASL Films Production. Mon, Aug 08 2011 Official Deaf Women in Film Interview of Jackie Roth,... Deaf Women in Film Turn on "CC" on lower left of the video to read captions of Jackie's ASL.Learn about Jackie Roth and her experience in acting and producing. Great tips for hearing filmmakers and deaf professionals involved.00:04 - 00:58 Tell us a little bit about your background. Where were you born and raised?00:58 - 01:34 What was your deaf experience like growing up?01:34 - 02:17 ... Tue, Apr 05 2011 Deaf Women in Film Internet Videos of 2010 [CC] Deaf Women in Film "My Deaf Family" PilotDWIF'S INVOLVED:Marlee Matlin, Executive ProducerThe Firl Family, Bridgetta Firl & Sabrina Firl-----------------"The Fingerspellers Episode 1: The New Delivery Boy"DWIF'S INVOLVED:Rebecca Anne-Withey, ActressDiana Martin, Actress-----------------"Chosen: JJ Live!" DWIF'S INVOLVED:Jackie Moser, CinematographyPaige Shores, Editor---------------... Sun, Mar 27 2011 Official Deaf Women in Film Interview of Alexandria Wailes,... Deaf Women in Film Learn about Alexandria Wailes, her experience in acting and what she's learned from it. Tips and advice for hearing filmmakers and deaf professionals involved.00:04 - 00:46 Where were you born?00:46 - 01:58 Where was your life experience growing up?01:58 - 04:05 What was your most meaningful acting experience?04:05 - 05:29 What about acting on film? What did you get f... Wed, Feb 23 2011 "Black Sand" Red Carpet Event [A Vlog by Evelina Gaina] Deaf Women in Film OFFICIAL WEBSITE: [link] EVENT: [link] COMPANY: [link] in English.The event will take place in Hollywood, California, and the cast of "Black Sand" will be there. Purchase your tickets now to experience this unique event. "Black Sand" is an ASL Films Production. Wed, Nov 10 2010 Official Deaf Women in Film Interview of Catherine... Deaf Women in Film [English Subtitles available.] [link] the 3rd official Deaf Women in Film Interview of Catherine MacKinnon, the current co-producer of "Hamill." She talks about her film school, raising funding for her film, on how to pitch a film and "Hamill."Links on "Hamill" Feature Film:FACEBOOK: [link] [link] [link] her other producing projects:RISE FROM THE ASHES: [link... Fri, Nov 05 2010 Second Official Deaf Women in Film Interview of Martha... Deaf Women in Film Watch this captioned interview (also in American Sign Language) of Martha Anger, a DWIF filmmaker. This film was produced by Jules Dameron of Deaf Women in Film.To see more on "Elissa," go to these following links:Fundraising: [link] [link] [link] Sat, Sep 18 2010 Create your free online surveys with SurveyMonkey, the... Deaf Women in Film Create your free online surveys with SurveyMonkey, the world's leading questionnaire tool. Sun, Aug 22 2010 First Official Deaf Women in Film Interview of Rhianon... Deaf Women in Film Watch this captioned interview of Rhianon Gutierrez, a DWIF filmmaker. This film was produced by Jules Dameron of Deaf Women in Film. To see more on "Transients," go to these following links: [link] Facebook Page [link] you for watching our first official DWIF Vlog.-JULES DAMERON Fri, Jul 16 2010 Deaf Women in Film Gatherings Deaf Women in Film Deaf Women in Film Gathering in Los Angeles, California at Bacaro L.A. on Saturday, June 5th, 2010(Left to Right) Laura Harvey, Antoinette Abbamonte, Poh Teh, Mary Ruth Summers, Lexi Marman, Sarahlena Banu Amber Zion, Aline Smith, Kalen Feeney, Maria Monte de Rey, Lilly Crisman, Modela Kurzet, Vikee Waltrip, & Vae.Deaf Women in Film Gathering in Washington, D... Tue, Jun 22 2010 The Next 10 Internet Films by/with Deaf Women in Film Deaf Women in Film Guess what? There's a lot more videos. I didn't want to limit it to just 10, so I simply added another 10! Enjoy.DWIF ONLINE VIDEO #11: "Jerry Maguire"DWIF'S INVOLVED:Andrea Marie Ferrell as Woman in ElevatorDWIF ONLINE VIDEO #12: "Upper Room" TrailerDWIF'S INVOLVED:Terrylene as HerselfDWIF ONLINE VIDEO #13: ASL Music Video "It Feels So Good" by Damon TimmD... Fri, May 21 2010 10 Internet Films by/with Deaf Women in Film Deaf Women in Film We decided to post films that were available online and had Deaf Women in Film involved as either an actress or a filmmaker. We figured it'd be nice to bunch them up all together for you to enjoy and watch, to let you know that we are here and plenty of us.We chose 10 films, but really, there's a lot more out there. We chose 10 for you to look at, and if you enjoyed ... Mon, May 17 2010 15 Reasons why I formed Deaf Women in Film (Jules Dameron) Deaf Women in Film 1) Women are often oppressed in the entertainment industry. Deaf people are often misunderstood.2) Deaf people are not born together, we are scattered, and we need to find each other.3) Deaf people do not have the same access to information like anyone else does. 4) Filmmaking is one of the most important necessities for anyone who is deaf, so we must push and encoura... Sat, May 15 2010 Captions Do Not Ruin the Cinematic Experience Deaf Women in Film See Rhianon Gutierrez's "When I'm Not Alone" Trailer above.(This article was originally written July 26, 2009).When cinema emerged as an art form in the early 1900s with the films of Melies and the Lumiere Brothers, moviegoers—both deaf and hearing—were able to experience its images on equal terms. Silent films were enjoyed by all who could see, but when the talkies c... Wed, May 12 2010 Shooting is Power! Deaf Women in Film (PHOTO) Kimby Caplan, a DWIF, is a cinematographer. Here's the thing. I decided to do a blog about cinematography, owning one's own camera, and so on. Because I figured that the largest stereotype about women in general, is that we're no good with cameras. You can clearly see that's not the case. In fact, I won't go any further on that topic, because it's pointless to... Fri, Apr 30 2010 DWIF Actress, Alexandria Wailes is in "Nurse Jackie" Deaf Women in Film Check it out! I realize this was released last month, but still wanted to recognize Alexandria Wailes for her work in "Nurse Jackie" "Comfort Food" which is, I believe the first episode of the 2nd season. Unfortunately, it isn't captioned on YouTube, but you can enjoy watching Alexandria's performance at 14:20-15:28 in a 29 minute video. Congrats, Alexandria Wailes,... Wed, Apr 28 2010 DWIF Actresses in Deaf West Theatre Play Deaf Women in Film Deaf Women in Film members Deanne Bray (Heroes, F.B. Eye) and Amber Zion (One By One), the leading actresses of Wendy Kesselman's "My Sister in This House," is now playing at Deaf West Theatre from April 10 - May 30.To go see their stunning and emotional performance, be sure to go and support our DWIF's in their acting careers. Tickets per show are only $25. You... Mon, Apr 26 2010 Deaf Women in Film has successfully launched!
Deaf Women in Film Come here to [link] to see deaf women in film's work-- whether they be a makeup artist, actress, director, screenwriter, you name it! You'll see it all here.Go, DWIF's, go!Most importantly-- since this is an unfinished site-- it is crucial that you all keep an eye out for who is deaf (doesn't matter what kind of deaf), a woman, and who has been or is interested in m... Sat, Apr 24 2010 |
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