“These are the captions I have always dreamed of.”
This week we spoke with Alison O’Daniel, director of The Tuba Thieves, which premiered at Sundance. O’Daniel is a filmmaker and visual artist. Her work mixes conceptual art practice, narrative storytelling, documentary, and engagement with the deaf and hard-of-hearing communities. During the festival, after the members of the Sundance jury walked out of a premiere after the festival failed to provide captioning for juror Marlee Matlin, O’Daniel published a column in Variety about how both film festivals and movie theaters need open captions.
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Author: GG Hawkins
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