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Deaf, with a capital 'D' refers to someone who participates in the community and embraces its culture. Lowercase “deaf” is used most commonly when describing the audiological condition of having no functional hearing, or in regards to someone who does not align with the greater Deaf community and culture. Many deaf individuals do not see themselves as disabled or as members of the disabled community conversely, many do not identify as members of the Deaf community or participate in Deaf culture. Luminate Film & TV is extremely sensitive in representing talent who identify as d/Deaf.

The lens of film and TV can be used to put greater emphasis on the importance of accessibility closed captioning, audio indicators, and other accessibility enhancements make content more inclusive for deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers, allowing them to engage more fully with storylines and characters. The role of sign language, for example, can be a powerful storytelling tool including sign language on-screen can enhance communication, create unique narratives, and bridge cultural gaps. Including deaf representation in film and TV can have a positive effect on all aspects of filmmaking.

In honor of Deaf Awareness Month, Luminate Film & TV is spotlighting projects and talent that break down stereotypes and promote authentic representation within the industry.

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