Audio Description Training Uk

Training » Audio Description Association

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Training The Audio Description Association (ADA) provides a range of training opportunities for new and practising describers, and others interested in access solutions for blind and partially sighted people. The next workshop is promoted on the Home Page and listed in “Note Pad” the organisations free e-newsletter found under Resources.

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Accredited Training - Stage » Audio Description Association

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ADA’s Level 3 course in Audio Description Skills (Stage) is the recommended training route for all describers working in professional theatre. It aims to equip learners with the core skills and knowledge required to describe theatre and other forms of live entertainment. The course is open to anyone over the age of 16 who has:

Workshops » Audio Description Association

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Recent workshops have included: Describing Dance; Fights; Set and Costume Design; Recording Introductions to Audio Described Performances and Audio Description for the Visual Arts. Maximum number of participants: 12-20 (depending on topic and facilities required) Fee: £20 - £40 per participant (depending on room hire charges). Membership discounts apply.

Useful Information » Audio Description Association

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Along with a variety of smaller freelance based companies, VocalEyes support museums, galleries and heritage sites across the UK, offering live audio description and touch tours for events, scripting and production of recorded audio guides, and training of museum staff in visual awareness, guiding and audio description.