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Facebook group for captioned movie fans at Hoyts Carousel

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Captioned movie fans who visit Hoyts Carousel in Cannington, Perth have another way to keep up to date with what is happening at their local cinema.

The CCC Group (Carousel Cinema Captions) has a page on free social networking website Facebook. Administrated by local captioned movie fans, it provides people with another opportunity to find out what is happening at Hoyts Carousel and share opinions, offers and news as they become available. 

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Don't miss Sydney's AD Roadshow

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Have you registered to attend an information session about audio description yet? If vision impairment or blindness makes your experience with TV, DVDs or cinema a frustrating one, register now for a free information session about audio description on 21 August in Burwood and find out how this service can benefit you.

The session will cover how audio description can improve access to media such as TV, cinema, DVDs and the arts, for people who are blind or vision impaired.

Presented by Blind Citizens Australia and Media Access Australia, the session will let you know how audio description can help you and how and where you can find it.

Attendees will:

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Massachusetts becomes the USA's most accessible state for cinema

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As the USA celebrates the 20th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, hearing and vision impaired residents of Massachusetts will gain greater accessibility to cinemas through a settlement reached with the three largest cinema chains in the state.

Under the terms of the settlement, each chain must ensure that every location in Massachusetts is equipped with accessible technology that will provide meaningful access to the hearing and vision impaired, including captioning and audio description technology. The choice of technology has been left to the cinemas and is open to change as technology develops, but it is most likely the cinemas will use Rear Window Captioning and DVS Theatrical for audio description.

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Accessible cinema questions answered

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Since last Saturday’s announcement of the major cinema chain expansion of the accessible program, Media Access Australia (MAA) has been inundated with queries from movie fans regarding all aspects of the rollout.  To assist in answering these questions, MAA has compiled a list of Q&As.

  1. Is there a schedule that will tell us when each location will be made accessible?

    At this stage there is no public schedule that will tell us when each location will be made accessible. Although there are rumours around the current 12 locations being upgraded first of all, this has not been confirmed.

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