Etiqueta: sign language

Publicado el 10 diciembre, 2020

Sign language in our inclusive productions

From the moment we started to do some research and work on our inclusive projects, sign language has always played a special role.

Sign language is an extremely important form of communication for deaf and deaf-blind people.

Today many people still believe that sign language is an accessibility tool, as are subtitling and audio description. Nothing could be further from the truth. Sign language has its own cultural identity and heritage. Sign language is history, it is a feeling. It honours the past of so many people that have protected it, over the centuries, enriching it while building a present and a future for the community.

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Publicado el 16 noviembre, 2020

Un confinamiento de cuentos: a multimedia book accessible to everyone!

Inclusion, fantasy and coronavirus

Un confinamiento de cuentos (Stories of a lockdown), by Miguel Ángel Font Bisier, is a multimedia book accessible to everyone now available for purchase in multiple formats and platforms.

The book is an anthology of short stories written over the first three months of the Spanish COVID-19 lockdown (March – May 2020). Combining fantasy and matters of the daily life, in a fresh and humorous style, the author reflects on the COVID-19 pandemic from different angles: love, friendship, the fear of loneliness, the arts, the grief…

According to the author, a story is:

a miniature in text form that, I have discovered, works best when the audience takes part. When they use their own voice, like a good meal feels incomplete without the following conversation.

One might even say that a story is much more than a literary work. It is an exercise of communication, dialogue and constant learning. For that reason, when the Spanish Government declared the state of alarm on March 14, I thought about the value of stories and tales, as they can be a balm to the loss of freedom.

COVID-19 has made an impact on each and every one of the pillars upon which the welfare state was built.

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Publicado el 30 junio, 2020

Blues Time: questions and answers

  • What is Blues Time?

Blues Time is a fictional short film rated for general audiences. It was written and directed by Spanish filmmaker Miguel Ángel Font Bisier and produced by When Lights are Low. The main characters are played by José Manuel Casañ, singer of the infamous rock band “Seguridad Social”, and by Aroa Renau, a child actress and model. The film is 14.30 minutes in length and was shot by a professional film crew in Valencia.

Blues Time’s official poster, by Weaddyou advertising agency.

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Publicado el 1 marzo, 2020

Galería: formación, proyecciones y eventos internacionales 1

El equipo de miCINEinclusivo.com ha viajado en muchas ocasiones para expandir la filosofía de un cine que tenga en cuenta cada vez a un mayor sector del público. Esta galería fotográfica recoge estos viajes (por ejemplo, a México y a Perú), talleres y presentaciones realizadas entre 2017 y 2019.

Más información AQUÍ.

Publicado el 1 marzo, 2020

Galería: Foto fija de Tiempo de Blues (julio de 2018)

Esta es la galería que recoge la fotografía fija del cortometraje inclusivo Tiempo de Blues.

Fotografías de Ruth Dupiereux, Carmen Calvo y Miguel Serrano.

Más información sobre el rodaje del proyecto AQUÍ.