A fantastic exhibition by deaf artists and photographers is currently on display in the Main Gallery at Light House Media Centre.
The exhibitors will be giving a talk about their work in the Main Gallery on Saturday 18th May at 1pm. A BSL/English Interpreter will be provided.
Booking is not required for this event.
The exhibition will finish at the end of this month.
Founders and Directors of Deaffest Nikki Stratton and Marilyn Willrich joined Julian Peedle-Calloo and Kori Kaur on BSL Zone’s Wicked Revisited to discuss the upcoming festival, Deaffest 2019.
You can watch the episode on Together (Freeview 89, Sky 194, Virgin Media 269, Freesat 164) today at 7pm and 10pm or watch online.
We’re delighted to have talented Presenter and Filmmaker Rosie Benn with us at Deaffest 2019!
“Hi, my name is Rosie Benn and I’m currently living in Ashford, Kent. I am a freelance Filmmaker, Motion Graphic Designer and Presenter. I enjoy my work immensely because I get to use the best of my creativity and passion, which I strive for along with ensuring my clients are happy. I still present from time to time because I always get a thrill from being in front of the camera and providing information in BSL to the Deaf/ HoH audiences.
I am excited and honoured to be delivering the TV Presenter workshop with Clive Mason this year; we have lots of tips up our sleeves for you! I hope to see you there!”
The How to be an Amazing TV Presenter workshop will take place on Saturday 18th May at The Gateway from 12.30pm to 3pm. Pre-booking is required. For more information about the workshop visit here.
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