Home page

01:25:58

Melissa Smith - Possibilities and Pitfalls of Educational Interpreting - 2/20/15

Possibilities and Pitfalls of Educational Interpreting: A Call for a Paradigm Shift by Dr. Melissa Smith Dr. Smith presents findings from a study regarding what qualified educational interpreters do and why they do it. Data indicate that the complexity of educational interpreting extends beyond the expected tasks of educational interpreters. Overarching motivations in school contexts also inform interpreters' moment-to-moment decisions about what to do. These decisions, in turn, impact the…

27:59

Deaf Mosaic 310

Deaf Mosaic 310. National Theatre of the Deaf 20th Anniversary season, including excerpts from "The Dybbuk" and interviews with performers Andy Vasnick, Perry Lee, Elena Blue and Sandi Inches, along with NTD founder David Hays; wildlife painter Louis Frisino; "Sound and Silence," a model exhibit on deafness at the Capitol Children's Museum; marathon runner Flo Vold on her preparations for a big race; Alice Cogswell, the first deaf student in America, is profiled by…

27:13

Deaf Mosaic 408

Deaf Mosaic 408. World Deaf Timberfest in Salem, Oregon; Japanese Deaf Theatre; "Thrills, Chills and Spills," Deaf Awareness Day at Busch Gardens in Williamsburg, Va.; author and historian Dr. John Schuchman on "Hollywood Speaks," his history of deaf people in film and television; and Alaskan pioneer Francis Dudley Sheldon is this edition's "Deaf Portrait." [November, 1988]

26:44

Deaf Mosaic 1012

The BBC's "See Hear" television programme visits Deaf Mosaic's home base in America. A special edition featuring "See Hear" in America, as well as highlights from some of their British editions - with Editor Bryn Brooks, Producer Terry Riley, and Presenters Clive Mason and Memnos Costi.

35:47

Gallaudet Video Presents "It is Too Late"

Gallaudet Video Presents It is Too Late. First Deaf Featured Silent Film created by a deaf filmmaker, Ernest Marshall (1910-1999), and produced in 1937 by the Cinema Production of the Deaf. Ernest Marshall received many awards and honors for his deaf films. A Deaf cast with Ernest Marshall, Katharine O’Brien, Anna Klaus, Dorothy Havens, and Ben Ash. A film with a dramatic love story of a man’s indecision between two women with a twist.

42:20

Deaf Video # 186 - Oral Deaf History Project: Ernest Marshall

Deaf Video # 186 Oral Deaf History Project: Ernest Marshall. John Schuchmann interviews Ernest Marshall, a deaf pioneer in film making. Ernest was born in Poughkeepsie, New York. Ernest was born deaf, and came from third generation of deaf families. Ernest divulged that he taught himself how to film and edit the film, sharing experiences of acting and producing. Ernest hopes that deaf people in future continues to enjoy film making, so that deaf community can continue to enjoy watching them.…

09:25

Deaf President Now

28:54

Deaf Mosaic 102

Deaf Mosaic 102. Host Gil Eastman. Reporters Marla Hatrak, Rachel Harris, Mary Lou Novitsky. ASL Poetry "Snowflake" with Clayton Valli; Telecommunications for the Deaf Inc. - Tom Mentkowski, Director; AAAD Basketball Finals with Hubert Anderson, Scott Morrison, Bennie Maucere; and Dummy Hoy - Professional Baseball Player.

23:04

Deaf Mosaic 1102

The Final Episode: Deaf Mosaic takes a stop on the Information Superhighway with Clarknet; deaf models Kellie Drew and Brad Minns take Florida and the world by storm; a deaf Washington, D.C. woman, Clydie Mae Mitchell Wells, celebrates her 100th birthday; and Deaf Mosaic takes a bittersweet look back over ten successful years on this, its final edition.