Short Film: 'Love Language'

Video: 'Love Language' in captioned.



This video was re-created to spread awareness to the American Society of Deaf Children within my community. There are moments in life when we feel a connection so deep words can hardly describe it. But how do we know that it's real?



This is the story of a boy who meets a girl and falls in love. (Please do not continue reading until after you watch the video!)

Video by JAMitProductions



The Jubilee Project makes films for good causes. This film was produced to raise awareness and support for the American Society for Deaf Children. There are two ways that you can support this cause. This video was created for a School Public Service Announcement for the school. Originally made by The Jubilee Project, all credit goes to them for the story content within this film.



I would also like to take the time to forward you to their website where you can buy the song used "Peaches" by: New Heights for $1.00 and your dollar will go straight to the donation of the American Society of Deaf Children. Please visit that link here: http://jubileeproject.bandcamp.com/track/peaches

The original short film 'Love Language'

Video by JAMitProductions



The Jubilee Project is an organization for good causes. With your generous contribution you can help raise money for Deaf children. Visit the original video as seen right here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyB_U9vn6Wk

ASL Rose: Two Deaf Babies

Video with subtitles - A short film "Two Deaf Babies".



ASL Rose was founded in 2004 by two Deaf women, Dr. E. Lynn Jacobowitz and Dr. Adonia K. Smith, for the purpose of creating, publishing, and distributing ASL-English bilingual materials. ASL Rose provides consultation, training, material development, and video production. The guiding philosophy of ASL Rose is that all of our products provide access to both ASL (DVD, web-based TV, animated video) and English (text, closed captions, and voice-over) audiences. The first product of ASL Rose, Have You Ever Seen…? An American Sign Language (ASL) Handshape DVD/Book received a five-star rating review in the educational book category...Read more: http://www.aslrose.com/history.php



Visit for more information: http://www.aslrose.com

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A Jules Dameron Film: It's My Role

Video with subtitles: 'It's My Role!' Short Film Directed by Jules Dameron.



Starring Ipek Mehlum & Amber Zion, in a comedy short film. Directed by Jules Dameron & Written by Erik Call. A true comedy gem of the Deaf community!



Directed by Jules Dameron Written by Erik Call Co-Producer Joseph Ausanio Director of Photography Ruan du Plessis Composer Wenda Zonnefeld Starring Ipek Mehlum Amber Zion Matthew Jaeger Anna Schumacher Lindsay W. Evans Brett Schlank Lexi Marman Joseph Ausanio Assistant Director Kevin Huie Boom Operator Kevin Huie Editor Kevin Crowley Sound Editor & Mixer Nelson W. Oliveros Foley by Angelina Faulkner Special Effects & Titles Kevin Crowley Special Thanks To: Ali Mojahedi Dickie Hearts Erik Call Joseph Ausanio Marcelo & Lori Tubert Matt & Kay Daigle Robert Rossi Scott Tuomey The Fountain Theatre A Jules Dameron Production, 2012.



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Mosdeux - The Deaf Family

Video with Subtitles - Mosdeux is a Deaf owned film studio which develops, produces and distributes film. It has produced several feature and short films targeting the Deaf and hard of hearing communities.



The Deaf founders, Chad W. Taylor and Wayne Betts, Jr. established Mosdeux to bring the cinematic perspective to the Deaf community with stories originating from the Deaf community. Read http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mosdeux for more information.



Mosdeux - The Deaf Family - Part 1 of 12. Enjoy watch the comedy videos!

Video source by Aslanrusso

Sophie Woolley in 'Deaf Faker'

Video with Captions - 'Deaf Faker' Written and performed by actor Sophie Woolley. This is a spoof series in which she plays a hearing actor/TV presenter on a 'Faking It' style mission to fake being deaf. Sophie Woolley is known for a number of roles on stage, radio and TV, including Gabby in Channel 4's Cast Offs series. Subscribe: Sophie Woolley

Visit: http://www.www.sophiewoolley.com



Filmmaker/Videos by Sophie Woolley

Trailer: 'Billy Was A Deaf Kid'

A Movie Trailer: 'Billy Was A Deaf Kid' - The classic, I hate your guts, no wait, I like you, my brother is DEAF, let's ride a couch down the street, love story.



Billy is Archie's brother. Archie loves Billy. Billy is DEAF. Archie finds a toy microphone to cure Billy's deafness. Sophie thinks it's stupid. Sophie is Archie's girlfriend. Archie loves Sophie. Sophie isn't quite sure about Archie. Archie, Billy and Sophie find that the world is much more complicated than simple sentences.



Can relationships rely solely on riding couches through automatic carwashes? Is a toy microphone the cure to deafness? And which is worse, getting slapped or getting spit on? These turn out to be very important questions in the lives of Archie, Sophie and Billy. And finding the answers come at a high price.

Video by IndieRights



If all else fails, duct tape a toy microphone to your head.

Billy Was a Deaf Kid has played at a handful of great festivals.



Four Star Review from Film Threat: http://www.filmthreat.com/reviews/11604/



They are: Cinequest, Indie Memphis, Cucalorus, Calgary Underground, Mar del Plata, Norrkoping, Rappahannock.

Helen Keller Sunglasses Commercial

Helen Keller sunglasses commercial video.



A Chinese company has grabbed international headlines by naming a line of sunglasses after Deaf-Blind activist Helen Keller.



Is it a smart thing to try and profit off of someone else’s tragedy? One company seems to think so. A Chinese fashion firm, Xiamen Jinzhi, has named a line of its sunglasses Helen Keller.

Video by FashionistDotCa



This is no marketing mistake, or lost in translation. A spokesman for the company, Chen Wenjing, told the Wall Street Journal, they were well aware Keller was blind, but saw merchandising value in her “philanthropist spirit.”



It appears Helen Keller is a famous figure Chinese children learn about in school, according to the article. But maybe the fashion company’s marketing team didn’t pay attention when the course was taught.



On the company’s Helen Keller sunglasses website, someone seems to have picked up a reference about Helen Keller from Wikipedia, “Helen Keller: She was the first Deaf-Blind person to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree.” Read more: http://bottomline.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2012/04/24/11370286-helen-keller-sunglasses-create-a-stir