Episode 6: Arts, accessibility, and audio description (Part 2)

 
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In the final episode of Season 1, Down to the Struts takes a journey into the arts world, offering an introduction to audio description and how to make the arts accessible to people with disabilities. Qudsiya and her guests also talk about what the pandemic has meant for accessibility and the arts. This episode is so full of important reflections and quotes, we wanted to bring it to you in two parts.


Part 2 features Nicole Sardella, a certified audio describer who works with Art-Reach and other arts and culture organisations, and shares both her experience describing, as well as some tips.

Transcript available here.


Guests bios:

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Nicole Sardella is an audio describer located in the Philadelphia region. Since her training in 2012, she has described a variety of works, including live arts, such as plays, musicals, dances and films, as well as visual arts, such as flower shows and museum exhibits. As an audio describer, Nicole's goal is to provide a truly meaningful accessible experience for the people she has the privilege to describe for.

 
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