Deaf Perspective

Deaf Perspective

31 Episodes

This showcase series presents various short films and special television programs.

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Deaf Perspective

31 Episodes

  • Deaf Perspective 066
    08:03
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    Episode 1

    Deaf Perspective 066

    Episode 1

    Writer and researcher Dr. Steve Baldwin highlights recent books written by Deaf authors.

  • Deaf Perspective 067
    34:24
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    Episode 2

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    Episode 2

    This television special presents highlights from the inaugural Deaf Authors Book Festival held in Austin, Texas.

  • Deaf Perspective 068
    28:54
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    Episode 3

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    Episode 3

    This classic presentation provides a look at the Sunshine Too theatrical troupe operated by the National Technical Institute for the Deaf in Rochester, NY.

  • Deaf Perspective 069
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    Episode 4

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    Episode 4

    Veteran television/radio broadcaster Sheldon I. Altfeld is honored with the Pioneer Award by Deaf Television Foundation for his historic launch of Silent Network in 1979. A look at the network’s history is also presented along with several commentaries by alumni and colleagues.

  • Deaf Perspective 070
    27:25
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    Episode 5

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    Episode 5

    This classic television program by the National Technical Institute for the Deaf presents profiles on talented artists who are deaf.

  • Deaf Perspective 071
    39:45
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    Episode 6

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    Episode 6

    This episode presents a short film produced by CSD-TV entitled ’No Talking Allowed.’ A frustrated Deaf artist searches for the perfect model to help him accomplish his artistic goals.

  • Deaf Perspective 072
    18:37
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    Episode 7

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    Episode 7

    In this classic program produced by the National Technical Institute for the Deaf, the proper utilization of interpreters is explored for communication access.

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