'Animating Inclusion' & 'Rethinking Subtitles for Deaf Audiences'

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'Animating Inclusion' & 'Rethinking Subtitles for Deaf Audiences' - Audience Feedback Form

Thank-you for visiting our Animating Inclusion / Rethinking Subtitles for Deaf Audiences pages on the University of Sheffield Player!

We would really appreciate it if you could fill in this brief feedback form, which would help us better understand any impact that these research films have had on those who have watched them.

If you have any questions about this feedback form, please don't hesitate to get in touch with Dr Ryan Bramley via email: r.bramley@sheffield.ac.uk

Thank-you!

Dr Ryan Bramley and Dr Kirsty Liddiard

School of Education, University of Sheffield

Introduction (in BSL)

Which of these statements most applies to you?

Which of these statements most applies to you? *

I am Deaf with a capital 'D' (i.e. I am culturally Deaf)

I am deaf with a lowercase 'd' (i.e. I am deaf but do not consider myself part of the Deaf community)

I am hard of hearing

I am a hearing person

I would prefer not to say

Which of our films have you already watched? (please tick all that apply)

Which of our films have you already watched? (please tick all that apply) *

Animating Inclusion

Rethinking Subtitles for Deaf Audiences

Required

Could you explain what, if anything, you have learned from watching either/both of our films?

On a scale of 1-5 (1 being 'Strongly Disagree', 3 being 'Neither Agree Nor Disagree', and 5 being 'Strongly Agree'), how much do you agree with the following statements:

1 - Strongly Disagree

2 - Slightly Disagree

3 - Neither Agree Nor Disagree

4 - Slightly Agree

5 - Strongly Agree

Don't Know

I have learned something new about the inaccessibility of films for Deaf people

I believe more funding should be spent on making films more accessible for Deaf audiences

I would like to see more examples of 'Creative Subtitles' in mainstream films

I feel Deaf people are not getting an equal experience to hearing people when watching films

I think the 'Six Recommendations for Change' featured in the 'Animating Inclusion' film would make cinema more accessible for Deaf audiences

1 - Strongly Disagree

2 - Slightly Disagree

3 - Neither Agree Nor Disagree

4 - Slightly Agree

5 - Strongly Agree

Don't Know

I have learned something new about the inaccessibility of films for Deaf people

I believe more funding should be spent on making films more accessible for Deaf audiences

I would like to see more examples of 'Creative Subtitles' in mainstream films

I feel Deaf people are not getting an equal experience to hearing people when watching films

I think the 'Six Recommendations for Change' featured in the 'Animating Inclusion' film would make cinema more accessible for Deaf audiences

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Finally - we would like us to keep your email address on record, so we can keep in touch with you about any further developments with this research project, including future research opportunities.

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