Results for “Deaf”

Transcript mentions 1,338

See all ›

1h 26m

'CODA' Oscar Winner Troy Kotsur Discusses Career, Family, And Heroes | The Show | Dad Saves America

Dad Saves America95 views

0:19Troy Kotsur became the first Deaf man to take home an Oscar for acting when he won Best Supporting Actor0:25for his portrayal of Frank Rossi in the film "CODA," which stands for Child Of Deaf Adults.0:30In the film, he plays a father whose wife and son are also Deaf, but his daughter is not. She's a CODA.

2h 3m

Moshe Kasher 2.0 (2 Jews with GREAT chemistry) on TYSO - #252

Rick Glassman112 views

1:05:57you know two deaf parents and they1:10:47industry when there's a thing about deaf1:10:50I'm the deaf guy you so you believe you

2h 26m

Joe Rogan Experience #2095 - Moshe Kasher

The Joe Rogan Experience25 views

58:59Oakland Public Schools my mom was deaf59:01my parent my dad was deaf too and he was1:02:04deaf and so he had this kind of like

1h 0m

Troy Kotsur talks Black Rabbit, CODA, Winning Best Supporting Actor Oscar, Jim Carrey, & more

On Film…With Kevin McCarthy Podcast268 views

02:03sign language or happen to be deaf and I04:55deaf people so they can sit close05:14there's folks who are deaf should sit

1h 39m

Moshe Kasher: Nature vs. Nurture, Rebirth Through Raves & Systems of Betrayal

Dr. Mayim Bialik28 views

5:09with two deaf parents10:22and um you were born to deaf parents16:16what was it like growing up with deaf

Topics & chapters 73

See all ›

1h 26m

'CODA' Oscar Winner Troy Kotsur Discusses Career, Family, And Heroes | The Show | Dad Saves America

Dad Saves America95 views

7:18Deaf Culture Representation in Filmchapter11:59Deaf Actor Discusses Career and Roleschapter16:28Inspiring Deaf Advocate's Life Storychapter

1h 0m

Troy Kotsur talks Black Rabbit, CODA, Winning Best Supporting Actor Oscar, Jim Carrey, & more

On Film…With Kevin McCarthy Podcast268 views

05:16Acting Techniques for Deaf Characters and Accessibilitychapter07:03Acting Challenges in Deaf Character Portrayalchapter08:32Trust in Audience to Interpret Deaf Character's Actionschapter

2h 26m

Joe Rogan Experience #2095 - Moshe Kasher

The Joe Rogan Experience25 views

1:01:41Growing Up Deaf in a Hearing Worldchapter1:07:49The Founding of the First School for the Deaf in Americachapter1:10:53The Sign Language System's Impact on Deaf Culturechapter

2h 3m

Moshe Kasher 2.0 (2 Jews with GREAT chemistry) on TYSO - #252

Rick Glassman112 views

1:16:02Challenges of Deaf Communication in Critical Situationschapter1:18:08Early Deaf Education and Linguistic Barrierschapter1:19:11Philosophical Views on Deafness and Reasonchapter

1h 39m

Moshe Kasher: Nature vs. Nurture, Rebirth Through Raves & Systems of Betrayal

Dr. Mayim Bialik28 views

15:10Growing Up with Deaf Parentschapter28:08Growing up with deaf parents, interpreting and translatingchapter15:42Impact of Deaf Parents on Sibling Relationshipsection

AI summaries 28

See all ›

20m

Ms. Rachel Answers The Web's Most Searched Questions

WIRED

She highlights the importance of supporting the deaf community through deaf-led education and advocates for policy changes like free childcare, while maintaining a philosophy of responding to the world with love and mindsummaryInclusion in children's media requires specific expertise; the show employs deaf teachers like Erin to teach sign language, emphasizing that the deaf community should lead deaf education.takeaway“We should learn the language lifelong... we really need to uplift deaf teachers and the deaf community.”quote

1h 0m

Troy Kotsur talks Black Rabbit, CODA, Winning Best Supporting Actor Oscar, Jim Carrey, & more

On Film…With Kevin McCarthy Podcast268 views

Stage projection differs from screen acting: On stage, deaf actors should sit in accessible front seating rather than projecting excessively to the back row, as volume is indicated by the size of the sign, not vocal loudtakeaway“I think it's so important is the mood without sound it's the visual communication the audience has to feel... if there's a deaf actor that has a monologue you have two options one is the camera has to be wider to give mquote“Hollywood really owed the deaf community because at that time there was a lot of deaf actors and the audience could also enjoy silent films... And then when the talkis came into play, the deaf community was left out of quote

26m

Sandra Bullock, Scarlett Johansson, Gordon Ramsay & More | Best Of The Kelly Clarkson Show

The Kelly Clarkson Show4 views

Kelly Clarkson discusses her life in Austin, parenting challenges with modern technology, and her role in the deaf-centric film 'CODA', highlighting the importance of authentic representation.summaryThe film 'CODA' serves as a bridge between the hearing and deaf worlds, with the character Amelia acting as the central figure connecting both communities.takeawayDeaf culture is described as a 'full body' experience of language, requiring actors to use their entire physical presence to convey emotion.takeaway

38m

Blind, Deaf, Mute Challenge With Tota & Ray!

Kai Cenat Live25 views

The video features a chaotic cooking challenge where hosts Tota and Ray attempt to make pizza under various restrictive conditions, including blindfolding and simulated deaf-mute communication.summaryThe 'Blind Deaf Mute Pizza Oven Challenge' demonstrates how lack of verbal and visual communication leads to confusion regarding oven placement and cooking times.takeaway

1h 31m

Club Random50 views

The film industry is shifting from star-driven projects to story-driven authenticity, where casting real people for specific experiences (like deaf characters in 'CODA') improves film quality.takeaway