Subtitled cinema in Northern Ireland SUBTITLED CINEMA – Northern Ireland – Compiled by Hearing Link volunteer Nicola. **Listings based on information available at time of posting** Antrim Omniplex Hotel Transylvania 3: A Monster Vacation (U) – Sun 2 Sep at 12.30pm Alpha (12A) – Mon 3 Sep at 4.30pm Armagh Omniplex Hotel Transylvania 3: A Monster Vacation (U) – Sat […]
Subtitled cinema in Northern Ireland SUBTITLED CINEMA – Northern Ireland **Listings based on information available at time of posting** Antrim Omniplex Christopher Robin (PG) – Sat 25 Aug at 12.00pm Christopher Robin (PG) – Sun 26 Aug at 12.00pm The Equaliser 2 (15) – Mon 27 Aug at 6.00pm Armagh Omniplex Christopher Robin (PG) – Sat 25 Aug […]
European study on accessible television An international survey on accessible television in Europe is being carried out at the University of Seville (Spain). The brief survey aims to find out the opinion of the users of the subtitling, audio description and sign language services on the BBC. All answers will remain totally anonymous. If you have any questions about the survey, […]
short films for d/Deaf audiences at LSFF, Jan 16th The London Short Film Festival has released the list of short films screening at their event for Deaf and hard of hearing audiences. There will be 7 short films shown, including the well received ‘The Silent Child’, with the whole programme running to around 90 minutes screening time. All movies will include BSL dialogue and/or […]
London Short Film Festival 2018 The London Short Film Festival has announced their first screening exclusively for audiences with hearing loss at the festival in January 2018. Head along to BFI southbank on 16th January 2018 at 6:30pm for an evening of archive and contemporary short films, highlighting d/Deaf culture and experience. All films will be fully subtitled. To keep up […]
Captioning Awareness Week 2017 This week marks the third annual Captioning Awareness Week (6th-11th November) run by the charity Stagetext. The organisation is asking you to be a Caption Hero in a bid to raise awareness of captioning to people with hearing loss across the UK. There are different ways you can become a Caption hero: Attend a captioned […]
UK theatre to trial subtitling glasses technology The National Theatre is to trial new augmented reality glasses with the aim of providing subtitles to deaf and hard of hearing audience members. There is much potential in this technology and it is great to see it finally arrive in the UK. With some refinements, it could go along way to providing true equality […]
