Hey Everyone! Theres a show coming up at Steppenwolff Theatre. The play is called, Who's Afriad of Virginia Woolf? Patti Kaden, Joshua Ayoub and I watched the play. It was fantastic show, laughed so hard, and heartfelt about the story. The show will begin on Jan. 9th and it will starts at 730pm. See you there!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BXNhguk0Yc
DeafIllinois.com also promote this information and more details.
Sign Interpreters will be Patti Kaden and Joshua Ayoub.
Enjoy!
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Deaf Music Camp Audition
Deaf Music Camp is now accepting auditions from deaf high school students age 14-18, more information: go to http://deafmusiccamp.com/ Deaf Music Camp will begin in July 17-29th.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
December 2010
Contact: Rosa Lee Timm, Camp Director
director@deafmusiccamp.com
http://deafmusiccamp.com/
VP: 866.506.9081
DEAF MUSIC CAMP FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Deaf Music Camp (DMC), a summer program for deaf high school student artists to be held at The Holley Family Village in Brooklyn, Michigan, today announces it’s first ever summer session along with the launch its new website and audition guidelines.
“We are beyond excited to have such a great team working for DMC through the support of D-PAN. I look forward to exploring ‘Deaf Music’ with talented individuals from across the country,” said DMC Director, Rosa Lee Timm.
DMC is open to deaf high school students, ages 14-18. This summer’s two week session runs from July 17th to 29th, 2011 and will offer students an unique opportunity to immerse themselves in blend of visual and audio arts designed specifically for young deaf artists with an interest in music.
“We need to create a community of young Deaf Musicians,” said Sean Forbes of D-PAN. “The Deaf Music Camp will create friendships and opportunities between those who aspire to find a career in music and entertainment, with those who have careers in music and entertainment.”
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
December 2010
Contact: Rosa Lee Timm, Camp Director
director@deafmusiccamp.com
http://deafmusiccamp.com/
VP: 866.506.9081
DEAF MUSIC CAMP FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Deaf Music Camp (DMC), a summer program for deaf high school student artists to be held at The Holley Family Village in Brooklyn, Michigan, today announces it’s first ever summer session along with the launch its new website and audition guidelines.
“We are beyond excited to have such a great team working for DMC through the support of D-PAN. I look forward to exploring ‘Deaf Music’ with talented individuals from across the country,” said DMC Director, Rosa Lee Timm.
DMC is open to deaf high school students, ages 14-18. This summer’s two week session runs from July 17th to 29th, 2011 and will offer students an unique opportunity to immerse themselves in blend of visual and audio arts designed specifically for young deaf artists with an interest in music.
“We need to create a community of young Deaf Musicians,” said Sean Forbes of D-PAN. “The Deaf Music Camp will create friendships and opportunities between those who aspire to find a career in music and entertainment, with those who have careers in music and entertainment.”
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Whos Afraid Of Virginia Wolff at Steppenwolff Theatre, Chicago, IL
On the campus of a small New England college, George and Martha invite a new professor and his wife home for a nightcap. As the cocktails flow, the young couple find themselves caught in the crossfire of a savage marital war where the combatants attack the self deceptions they forged for their own survival. Ensemble members Tracy Letts and Amy Morton face off as one of theatre’s most notoriously dysfunctional couples in Albee’s hilarious and harrowing masterpiece.
Interpreters: Patti Kaden & Joshua Yuoba
Sign Master: Regina Daniels
To purchase tickets, call the Steppenwolf box office at (312) 335-1650, or TTY at (312) 335-3830. Please mention that you are interested in the above services.
Sunday, November 7, 2010
DeafNation Expo in Chicago at Harper College.
In Harper College at Palatine, IL. We set up a booth for DCI- Deaf Communication By Innovation. DCI is located in Chicago, IL area. We promoted for DCI and Deaf Illinois Awards. One of our worker, Matt Liberman and I spent all day there and we enjoyed meeting new and old friends there. While we were there, there were some information that we may have not thought of or have it in our system. Who knows...such deaf interpreting and entertainment events to host in Chicago area. That would be a great idea to add in our company. Of course, we would have to discuss and see if this is possible. Again, anything is possible to make it happen. :-) Secondly, we also advertised that we will have Deaf Illinois Awards happening in May 14, 2011. I know there are some events happen at the same weekend but it is always great to go every one of them. Such as Deaf Illinois Awards, Manifest at Columbia College, IL, and many many many more. More information will be post on this later.
If you need more information about Deaf Illinois Awards, please do contact us at www.DeafComm.net and email address would be info@deafcomm.net WE will be very happy to talk more with you about the event in May 14, 2011.
Stay tuned.
Friday, October 22, 2010
I Made A Movie Audition
Did an audition for a role as Eric's Assistant for the Horror Film called, "Walk-In" through this website called, I made a movie. Rating?? I know it has no subtitles because this role is for only speaking role. http://imadeamovie.com/audition-videos/grabjomsocialplayer?video_id=420&width=400
Monday, October 18, 2010
Lie To Me: Deaf Actress, Shoshannah Stern
The twist? Stern’s character is deaf.
DeafNation Expo in Chicago
When: Saturday, November 6, 2010
Where & Address: Harper College
Building M, Wellness and Sports Center
1200 W. Algonquin Road
Palatine, IL 60067COST: FREE ADMISSION & FREE PARKING
HOURS: 9:00AM-5:00PM
FREE CHILDREN ACTIVITIES
Interpreted Show "At Home at the Zoo" at Victory Gardens Theater
CHICAGO PREMIERE
By Tony Award & Pulitzer Prize Winner Edward Albee
Directed by Dennis Začek
Zacek McVay Theater
October 1 to 31, 2010
VG Artistic Director Dennis Zacek accents his 34 year tenure with an American classic five decades in the making. America's greatest living playwright pairs his provocative classic, The Zoo Story, the one-act that launched his career fifty years ago, with a new first act Homelife. A local legend and a national treasure join forces for an evening of heart-stopping theatre. The lives of three New Yorkers are changed forever as revelations and confrontations of one sunny afternoon send them down surprising new paths. With shocking secrets to reveal, sharp truths to confront and hearts bursting with all the complexities of humanity, experience the intensity that is true Albee.
Interpreters: Patti Kaden & Joshua Ayoub
Sign Master: Crystal Kelley-Schwartz
By Tony Award & Pulitzer Prize Winner Edward Albee
Directed by Dennis Začek
Zacek McVay Theater
VG Artistic Director Dennis Zacek accents his 34 year tenure with an American classic five decades in the making. America's greatest living playwright pairs his provocative classic, The Zoo Story, the one-act that launched his career fifty years ago, with a new first act Homelife. A local legend and a national treasure join forces for an evening of heart-stopping theatre. The lives of three New Yorkers are changed forever as revelations and confrontations of one sunny afternoon send them down surprising new paths. With shocking secrets to reveal, sharp truths to confront and hearts bursting with all the complexities of humanity, experience the intensity that is true Albee.
Interpreters: Patti Kaden & Joshua Ayoub
Sign Master: Crystal Kelley-Schwartz
"Detroit" at Steppenwolff Theater in Chicago- Laurie Metcalf
The production that Steppenwolff did last night was one of the best show I've seen by far. I enjoyed meeting the cast members and crews. They made us feel that we are welcome and they welcome deaf community. I was pleased with their production and the atomsphere they gave us. If anyone have not seen this production at Steppenwolff Theatre in Chicago, "Detroit". Go see it! It would be worth of your time. If need sign interpreters, you are welcome to request one and DCI (Deaf Communication by Innovation) will provide you one. You can also google DeafIllinois.com for more information. I will keep you all in post. Thanks for reading and seeing the show.
By Lisa D'Amour
Directed by ensemble member Austin Pendleton
Featuring ensemble members Kevin Anderson, Kate Arrington, Ian Barford, Robert Breuler and Laurie Metcalf
Interpreters: Susan and AL
Sign Master: Matt Dans
In the Downstairs Theatre - - Thu. September 9, 2010 — Sun. November 7, 2010
Sunday, September 5, 2010
IF YOU COULD HEAR MY OWN TUNE by Jade Queen
Check this out!!!!!
The movie everybody been waiting for! The world's only DEAF African-American feature film in ASL with V.O & hearing actors & is produced by the world's only Deaf African-American filmmaker! "IF YOU COULD HEAR MY OWN TUNE" features KEY PLAYERS: Lauren Ridloff, Maleni Chaitoo, Patricia Ordonez, Evan Armbrister, Sylvie Marc-Charles and Omar Jaslin. Buy your tickets at http://tinyurl.com/micatixs
Congrats to those who made this happen for every one of us. :-)
The movie everybody been waiting for! The world's only DEAF African-American feature film in ASL with V.O & hearing actors & is produced by the world's only Deaf African-American filmmaker! "IF YOU COULD HEAR MY OWN TUNE" features KEY PLAYERS: Lauren Ridloff, Maleni Chaitoo, Patricia Ordonez, Evan Armbrister, Sylvie Marc-Charles and Omar Jaslin. Buy your tickets at http://tinyurl.com/micatixs
Thinking of moving to this house!
Isn't this gorgeous place to live? Open ocean with a nice beautiful house on the lake... All I can say is Welcome Home! Lolz.
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
"Sicko" Movie: Have you seen it?
"Sicko" by Michael Moore
Michael Moore is a film documentary and well-known person who fights for your right in the US. He sets his sights on the plight of the uninsured in this Oscar-nominated documentary that uses Moore's trademark humor and confortational style to ask the difficult questions and get to the truth behind the health care crisis. In the world's richest country, 45 million people have no health insurance, while HMO's grow in size and wealth. Moore also explores the widespread use of antidepressants and their possible link to violence. This documentary is about 2 hours and 3 min. It was filmed back in 2007. (Netflix)
You know, the way I look at life in the US and in the country they were showing it. It truly opened my eyes about settling there and retired in the future. Many people always telling me that we are in a recession. I was discussing this with someone after watching it. He made a very good point that if we are actually in the recession, we wouldn't be able to make any payments or have funds at all. We will be running out of money in no time. So, if it is not a recession, then what is it then? What is another word for us to define where we are right now... Many terms I could think of, it would be: Denial, Slow Recovery, Financial in Debt, Financial Crisis, Depression, Non-Disastrous Recession and many many many more.
I felt extremely low and embarrasing after watching it about how US are using people, when they are in need or need support from the government and they are abandoning us. I looked at the 3rd world country and they are struggle as well as us. However they are very cautious about what is going on in their lives and being careful. I was in shock to see how many people in the US didn't get any assistance from the government back in the day. Yet, to this day, did it improve? I don't know. Will it get better? I don't know. Will we be able to get back where we once was? I don't know.
When I was reading about recession in general and I came across this article By Joanne Fritz, http://www.about.com/ . It talks about Nonprofits Need to Ride Out Economic Storms guide: How do you keep your nonprofit financially stable when the economy has the jitters and donors have cold feet? Weathering a bad economy should not send your nonprofit skittering to the bunkers, but it should sharpen your focus and improve your efficiencies. Here are several suggestions to consider for the economic bad times.
1. Don't pull back on fundraising.
2. Let your donors know that those you help are in more need than ever.
3. Find the stories that will touch the hearts of your donors.
4. Stay in touch with people who have stopped giving.
5. Find new donors in industries that are still thriving.
6. Take the opportunity to lower fundraising costs.
7. Cut costs - sensibly
8. Take a new look at projects you intended to raise money for.
These are one of the good examples. Another example you can check out this article which is great.
"The 'Non-Recession' Has America in Denial: No one wants to mention the R word, despite ample evidence that the economy is getting weaker." by Newsweek,August 27, 2001 -Samuelson, Robert J.
The link for this article is http://www.accessmylibrary.com/article-1G1-77619859/non-recession-has-america.html
If anyone is reading this, please leave your comments. I would love to hear more about your thoughts in this.
Thank you,
Regina Daniels
Michael Moore is a film documentary and well-known person who fights for your right in the US. He sets his sights on the plight of the uninsured in this Oscar-nominated documentary that uses Moore's trademark humor and confortational style to ask the difficult questions and get to the truth behind the health care crisis. In the world's richest country, 45 million people have no health insurance, while HMO's grow in size and wealth. Moore also explores the widespread use of antidepressants and their possible link to violence. This documentary is about 2 hours and 3 min. It was filmed back in 2007. (Netflix)
You know, the way I look at life in the US and in the country they were showing it. It truly opened my eyes about settling there and retired in the future. Many people always telling me that we are in a recession. I was discussing this with someone after watching it. He made a very good point that if we are actually in the recession, we wouldn't be able to make any payments or have funds at all. We will be running out of money in no time. So, if it is not a recession, then what is it then? What is another word for us to define where we are right now... Many terms I could think of, it would be: Denial, Slow Recovery, Financial in Debt, Financial Crisis, Depression, Non-Disastrous Recession and many many many more.
I felt extremely low and embarrasing after watching it about how US are using people, when they are in need or need support from the government and they are abandoning us. I looked at the 3rd world country and they are struggle as well as us. However they are very cautious about what is going on in their lives and being careful. I was in shock to see how many people in the US didn't get any assistance from the government back in the day. Yet, to this day, did it improve? I don't know. Will it get better? I don't know. Will we be able to get back where we once was? I don't know.
When I was reading about recession in general and I came across this article By Joanne Fritz, http://www.about.com/ . It talks about Nonprofits Need to Ride Out Economic Storms guide: How do you keep your nonprofit financially stable when the economy has the jitters and donors have cold feet? Weathering a bad economy should not send your nonprofit skittering to the bunkers, but it should sharpen your focus and improve your efficiencies. Here are several suggestions to consider for the economic bad times.
1. Don't pull back on fundraising.
2. Let your donors know that those you help are in more need than ever.
3. Find the stories that will touch the hearts of your donors.
4. Stay in touch with people who have stopped giving.
5. Find new donors in industries that are still thriving.
6. Take the opportunity to lower fundraising costs.
7. Cut costs - sensibly
8. Take a new look at projects you intended to raise money for.
These are one of the good examples. Another example you can check out this article which is great.
"The 'Non-Recession' Has America in Denial: No one wants to mention the R word, despite ample evidence that the economy is getting weaker." by Newsweek,August 27, 2001 -Samuelson, Robert J.
The link for this article is http://www.accessmylibrary.com/article-1G1-77619859/non-recession-has-america.html
If anyone is reading this, please leave your comments. I would love to hear more about your thoughts in this.
Thank you,
Regina Daniels
Thursday, August 19, 2010
New President for ASL Club at Columbia College, Chicago, IL
Let's welcome her! Here is her notes about the upcoming for ASL Club events! Message from President Dyani Lee:
Hi all!!
I want to wish you all well as we're approaching the last days of summer vacation :)
The fall semester is upon us and I can feel it...do you feel it? IT'S GONNA BE AN AWESOME YEAR!!
First off, I want to introduce myself to you, for those who don't know me, I'm Dyani and I am the President of the ASL Club this school year. I'm a junior and the class I'm most excited about is taking Storytelling with Peter Cook.
Feel free to message/friend/whatever me on here and tell me about your fave classes! I've updated our facebook page to reflect the upcoming events. I signed us up to be a performing club in convocation this year and as a result, we have ASL Karaoke! We have a 15 minute slot (12:30-12:45) to have members sign along to songs of their choice. If you would like to do this, shoot me an email! Since we only have 15 minutes, I'm thinking we can do 4-5 people, so hurry hurry!
Also, we will have a info table representing our club in the Communication tent. If you would like to volunteer to make buttons and hand out things with our department on them, let me know as well. Convocation lasts from 12-3pm and they want people to man the table the entire time. It's a way for us to get exposure to the new students and hopefully gain some new members! :)
I hope all this sounds as exciting to you as it does to me!!
Shoot me an email if you'd like to volunteer! I'll have news shortly on when our first meeting will be!
TRAIN GONE SORRY,
Dyani Lee
President
Hi all!!
I want to wish you all well as we're approaching the last days of summer vacation :)
The fall semester is upon us and I can feel it...do you feel it? IT'S GONNA BE AN AWESOME YEAR!!
First off, I want to introduce myself to you, for those who don't know me, I'm Dyani and I am the President of the ASL Club this school year. I'm a junior and the class I'm most excited about is taking Storytelling with Peter Cook.
Feel free to message/friend/whatever me on here and tell me about your fave classes! I've updated our facebook page to reflect the upcoming events. I signed us up to be a performing club in convocation this year and as a result, we have ASL Karaoke! We have a 15 minute slot (12:30-12:45) to have members sign along to songs of their choice. If you would like to do this, shoot me an email! Since we only have 15 minutes, I'm thinking we can do 4-5 people, so hurry hurry!
Also, we will have a info table representing our club in the Communication tent. If you would like to volunteer to make buttons and hand out things with our department on them, let me know as well. Convocation lasts from 12-3pm and they want people to man the table the entire time. It's a way for us to get exposure to the new students and hopefully gain some new members! :)
I hope all this sounds as exciting to you as it does to me!!
Shoot me an email if you'd like to volunteer! I'll have news shortly on when our first meeting will be!
TRAIN GONE SORRY,
Dyani Lee
President
"Welcome to Magic Morgan and Liliana"- They're Deaf!
Anyone knows if there are deaf magicians in the U.S.???
Of course! Guess who is coming in town to give us a great show ever... Magic Morgan and Liliana and 4 other international deaf magicians as well. They will be hosting an event at Columbia College, Chicago, IL.
Want to know more about it?? Check this out.. http://www.magicmorgan.com/ and feel free to contact them if you are interested in having them doing a show for your school or an event.
Thank you,
Regina
Of course! Guess who is coming in town to give us a great show ever... Magic Morgan and Liliana and 4 other international deaf magicians as well. They will be hosting an event at Columbia College, Chicago, IL.
Want to know more about it?? Check this out.. http://www.magicmorgan.com/ and feel free to contact them if you are interested in having them doing a show for your school or an event.
Thank you,
Regina
Cyrus: A Mind of a Serial Killer showed the film in ATL!
Hello,
I am excited to hear the news about the film Cyrus did for ATL. They showed their film for Festival League and its an horror movie. You can read more about it on this site, http://festivalleague.com/cyrus. I am looking forward to see this film showing in Chicago. I am hoping it will appear in Oct. Month (maybe, who knows?) ATL showed it on Sunday, August 15, 2010. I would love to be there and watch it with everyone but our time will come in Midwest. :-) Where did I get this information? A friend who is also a part of the film production posted it on her blog and read it. Thanks to her for keeping tabs on it or else I wouldn't know about it. :-)
Stay tuned!
Regina
I am excited to hear the news about the film Cyrus did for ATL. They showed their film for Festival League and its an horror movie. You can read more about it on this site, http://festivalleague.com/cyrus. I am looking forward to see this film showing in Chicago. I am hoping it will appear in Oct. Month (maybe, who knows?) ATL showed it on Sunday, August 15, 2010. I would love to be there and watch it with everyone but our time will come in Midwest. :-) Where did I get this information? A friend who is also a part of the film production posted it on her blog and read it. Thanks to her for keeping tabs on it or else I wouldn't know about it. :-)
Stay tuned!
Regina
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
University Theatre's "Across A Distance"
Those who are interested to know more about the play called, "Across A Distance". Here is the information:
World premiere of multimedia bilingual play for soprano & deaf actor.
When: 7:30pm, 9/23-25, Mitchell Theatre, UW Vilas Hall.
Ticket cost: $20.
Contact this number 262-2787
Web: http://www.utmadison.com/
More Information: University Theatre kicks off 2010-11 season with World Premiere!
Here are the link to view more information:
Http://eventful.com/madison/events/university-theatres-acrossadistance
World premiere of multimedia bilingual play for soprano & deaf actor.
When: 7:30pm, 9/23-25, Mitchell Theatre, UW Vilas Hall.
Ticket cost: $20.
Contact this number 262-2787
Web: http://www.utmadison.com/
More Information: University Theatre kicks off 2010-11 season with World Premiere!
Here are the link to view more information:
Http://eventful.com/madison/events/university-theatres-acrossadistance
Saturday, July 24, 2010
A Guide for the Perplexed Vlog
Interpreted Show "A Guide for the Perplexed" at the Victory Gardens Theater in Chicago. More information on www.deafillinois.com under 'Box Office'.
Thursday, July 22, 2010
A Guide for the Perplexed at Victory Garden Theatre on Aug. 13th at 8pm
World Premiere
By Ensemble Playwright Joel Drake Johnson
Now Thru August 15
"Crisp, smart, and compassionate" says The Chicago Reader
A convict finds his family. A family finds its convictions. Kevin Anderson and Francis Guinan headline Joel Drake Johnson's comic, poignant world premiere A Guide For The Perplexed.
The Chicago Tribune says Francis Guinan's performance is "a quiet tour de force"
The critics have spoken. Now it's your turn to be heard.
Add your voice by email or on facebook.
By Ensemble Playwright Joel Drake Johnson
Directed by Sandy Shinner
"Crisp, smart, and compassionate" says The Chicago Reader
A convict finds his family. A family finds its convictions. Kevin Anderson and Francis Guinan headline Joel Drake Johnson's comic, poignant world premiere A Guide For The Perplexed.
The Chicago Tribune says Francis Guinan's performance is "a quiet tour de force"
The critics have spoken. Now it's your turn to be heard.
Add your voice by email or on facebook.
Friday, July 16, 2010
THE SEQUEL IS HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! "TOUR SECRETS 2" AVAILABLE AUGUST 1ST!!
Everyone, Family and Friends: Guess What!!! Winkk 's 2nd book will be available in August. She is a fantastic person I've met and am grateful to meet her. It is an honor to be a part of her book. Here is it and check it out! Like she said, "The secrets are revealed". Hot!
Sunday, June 20, 2010
"A Guide for the Perplexed" at Victory Garden Theatre in Chicago, IL
A Guide for the Perplexed By Ensemble playwright Joel Drake Johnson
Directed by Sandy Shinner
Kevin Anderson, star of stage and screen, returns to Chicago for a rare appearance in A Guide for the Perplexed, the newest play by the author of our 2007 smash hit, Four Places. Anderson originates the role of Doug, a newly released convict who takes up reluctant residence with his sister’s husband, teenage son, and a tank of tropical fish. Doug’s rehabilitation process, both absurdly funny and heartbreakingly sad, is by no means limited to the ex-con. When his overheated female pen pal in hot pursuit arrives bearing gifts, the play explores the characters' mutual feelings of pain, guilt, and fear which lead to a tenuous recovery that is both hopeful and real. Also starring Francis Guinan.
Interpreters: Mark Motyka and Sheila Kettering
Sign Master: Regina Daniels
Go to DeafIllinois.com to get more information about the play or Victory Garden Theater which is http://www.victorygardens.org and clicked on OnStage.
ONLY FOR $20!! To purchase tickets, call the Victory Gardens Theater box office at 773-871-3000, or TTY at 773-871-0682. Please mention that you are interested in the above service.
*More information will be post here. Thank you.
Directed by Sandy Shinner
Kevin Anderson, star of stage and screen, returns to Chicago for a rare appearance in A Guide for the Perplexed, the newest play by the author of our 2007 smash hit, Four Places. Anderson originates the role of Doug, a newly released convict who takes up reluctant residence with his sister’s husband, teenage son, and a tank of tropical fish. Doug’s rehabilitation process, both absurdly funny and heartbreakingly sad, is by no means limited to the ex-con. When his overheated female pen pal in hot pursuit arrives bearing gifts, the play explores the characters' mutual feelings of pain, guilt, and fear which lead to a tenuous recovery that is both hopeful and real. Also starring Francis Guinan.
Interpreters: Mark Motyka and Sheila Kettering
Sign Master: Regina Daniels
Go to DeafIllinois.com to get more information about the play or Victory Garden Theater which is http://www.victorygardens.org and clicked on OnStage.
ONLY FOR $20!! To purchase tickets, call the Victory Gardens Theater box office at 773-871-3000, or TTY at 773-871-0682. Please mention that you are interested in the above service.
*More information will be post here. Thank you.
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Cyrus: A Mind of a Serial Killer DVD
Hello,
Thank you for checking through this blog. I know it has been a while I have not done anything with the blog. I will do my best to keep in touch with this blog. :) I just received a great news about the film from the director, Mark Vadik. He has released his film production on Netflix.com. It is currently unknown when the dvd will be release but you can save it in your queue and let it arrive to your home. Enjoy.
Thank you for checking through this blog. I know it has been a while I have not done anything with the blog. I will do my best to keep in touch with this blog. :) I just received a great news about the film from the director, Mark Vadik. He has released his film production on Netflix.com. It is currently unknown when the dvd will be release but you can save it in your queue and let it arrive to your home. Enjoy.
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Murder Me Always (Deaf Actors/Actress runs by Deaf production)
614 Anthony Trail
Northbrook, IL, 60062
Phone:224-632-0021 (voice or text msg)
Website:http://www.icodaarts.org
SHOW DATES:
March 12-14, 26-28 and April 9-11
Fridays & Saturdays @ 8pm
Sundays @ 4pm
March 17, 24 and April 7
Wednesdays @ 7pm
TICKETS:
$15 - Adults
$10 - Students or Seniors
*SEATS ARE LIMITED...contact our box office today!*
Beautifully performed in American Sign Language & Spoken English.Contact Info Email:boxoffice@icodaarts.org
Casts: RJ Jordan, Regina Daniels, Gina Matzkin, Esther Hoffman, Kim Delk, Keith Delk, Brendan Connelly, Tom Adamo, Jim Lomato, and Brittany Palm
Cyrus: A Mind of a Serial Killer DVD
Check this out! They already made it out for DVD in Australia. but here is the
note we, the cast and the crew, got from the director - Mark Vadik.
Voting for the first annul GoreZone Magazine Awards is now open. We've
sifted through the GoreZone Magazine staff nominee entries and have
assembled a stunning list of potential award winner’s who will be waiting
with bated breath on the night itself; October 2nd 2010 at the Prince
Charles Cinema. Send your nominations to gzawards2010@gorezone.co.uk TODAY
Website is http://www.gorezone.co.uk/gzawards_vote.html
It came from the GoreZone- The Ultimate Awards 2010 - This years GoreZone
Magazine awards will take place at London's prestigious Prince Charles
Cinema during our International Film Festival on October 2nd and 3rd 2010.
The Best Director
Ron Carlson - Pearblossom aka Life Blood
Mark Vadik - Cyrus: Mind of a Serial Killer
Rizal Mantovani - Mati suri aka Comatose
Gerard Johnson - Tony
Daniel Barber - Harry Brown
The Best Thriller
Across The Hall
Cyrus: Mind of a Serial Killer
Hush
Harry Brown
Pontypool
note we, the cast and the crew, got from the director - Mark Vadik.
Voting for the first annul GoreZone Magazine Awards is now open. We've
sifted through the GoreZone Magazine staff nominee entries and have
assembled a stunning list of potential award winner’s who will be waiting
with bated breath on the night itself; October 2nd 2010 at the Prince
Charles Cinema. Send your nominations to gzawards2010@gorezone.co.uk TODAY
Website is http://www.gorezone.co.uk/gzawards_vote.html
It came from the GoreZone- The Ultimate Awards 2010 - This years GoreZone
Magazine awards will take place at London's prestigious Prince Charles
Cinema during our International Film Festival on October 2nd and 3rd 2010.
The Best Director
Ron Carlson - Pearblossom aka Life Blood
Mark Vadik - Cyrus: Mind of a Serial Killer
Rizal Mantovani - Mati suri aka Comatose
Gerard Johnson - Tony
Daniel Barber - Harry Brown
The Best Thriller
Across The Hall
Cyrus: Mind of a Serial Killer
Hush
Harry Brown
Pontypool
Sunday, January 3, 2010
"VISUAL MUSIC: Interpreting Music in American Sign Language" by Rev. Dr.Raymont Anderson
Rev. Dr. Raymont Anderson was my former interpreter at University of Maryland, College Park, MD. He has done a great job doing what he enjoys the most. He recently released his first book called, "VISUAL MUSIC: Interpreting Music in American Sign Language". It is a blessing to know there is a book coming out about music, interpreting, and american sign language for the deaf communities. I wish him the best of luck and his work in the future.
Here is the information about his book and the link is: http://www.authorhouse.com/bookstore/LargeCover.aspx?bookid=51520
NOW AVAILABLE
After years of study and research the long awaited book that many have requested – is Ready!!
About the Author:
Raymont Anderson, a life long student, loves the process of learning new things and improving the skills that he already possesses. He holds several degrees: an Associate Degree in illustration and graphic design from the Art Institute of Pittsburgh, Bachelor of Arts in Art Education from Carlow College, Associate Degree in interpreting and certificate in deaf studies from Community College of Allegheny county, Master of fine Arts in Theatre Pedagogy from Virginia Commonwealth University, Doctor of Divinity from The American Institute of Holistic Theology and at this writing he is completing a dual PhD program. Through the American Institute of Holistic Theology he is completing a PhD in metaphysics and through the University of Sedona , a PhD in Holistic Life Coaching. He currently works in the Arundel County Public School System where he teaches ASL to high school students. He also serves as a certified Holistic Life Coach, visual artist, Ordained Minister, ASL performing artist, freelance interpreter, father, grandfather, mentor, and friend.
About the book:
Visual Music will assist you in creating a more conceptual presentation of not only interpreted musical pieces, it will assist you in developing a more conceptually accurate, visually pleasing, and idiomatic style of ASL.
Over the years, I have met countless people who desire to sign (interpret or perform) songs in ASL. It has been my experience that, of those that want to do this, many are unaware of how to do so in a conceptually accurate manner. There are many people stuck in the box of transliteration only because they don't know how to get out of that particular box. Many of us are not taught how to sign in a more idiomatic and visual manner, let alone sign songs that are inherently more conceptual than literal.
What I am presenting for you in this text is a summarized version of what I teach in my “American Sign Language and Performing” class at Prince George's Community College. I have selected several of the tools and skills that I have learned and have used since beginning this performance art form in 1992. Having successfully used them and taught them to others who have also successfully used, I know that they work. My presentation format is similar to the way I teach the course and I hope that you find it as easy to follow and free flowing as you would in the class.
While this book was written to address certain issues related to “perform / interpret” songs in ASL, I want to make sure it is clear that this text is also of benefit to those who adamantly are opposed and disinterested with music and ASL. The skills I will introduce, such as conceptual accuracy, use of facial expression and body language as a storytelling device, use of visual vernacular, acting and several “Rayisms,” will be beneficial to anyone and everyone seeking to improve their expressive ASL skills.
OK, so relax, take a breath, turn the pages, and get ready to put your hands up and sign, act, and dance your way to greater proficiency.
Come out and support his book today!
Preorder your Autographed copy TODAY!!
$15.00 plus s/h
Contact: Tracy Rhymes, Administrative Assistant to Rev. Dr. Anderson
to get your autographed copy!!
Phone: 301-704-4371
Email: tracyrhymes@ymail.com
And want to know more about his work and company, check the website:
The P.H.O.E.N.I.X. Institute and When You Believe.
http://www.thephoenixinstitutetransformyourlife.org/phoenix_classes.html
www.whenyoubelieve.org
Here is the information about his book and the link is: http://www.authorhouse.com/bookstore/LargeCover.aspx?bookid=51520
NOW AVAILABLE
After years of study and research the long awaited book that many have requested – is Ready!!
About the Author:
Raymont Anderson, a life long student, loves the process of learning new things and improving the skills that he already possesses. He holds several degrees: an Associate Degree in illustration and graphic design from the Art Institute of Pittsburgh, Bachelor of Arts in Art Education from Carlow College, Associate Degree in interpreting and certificate in deaf studies from Community College of Allegheny county, Master of fine Arts in Theatre Pedagogy from Virginia Commonwealth University, Doctor of Divinity from The American Institute of Holistic Theology and at this writing he is completing a dual PhD program. Through the American Institute of Holistic Theology he is completing a PhD in metaphysics and through the University of Sedona , a PhD in Holistic Life Coaching. He currently works in the Arundel County Public School System where he teaches ASL to high school students. He also serves as a certified Holistic Life Coach, visual artist, Ordained Minister, ASL performing artist, freelance interpreter, father, grandfather, mentor, and friend.
About the book:
Visual Music will assist you in creating a more conceptual presentation of not only interpreted musical pieces, it will assist you in developing a more conceptually accurate, visually pleasing, and idiomatic style of ASL.
Over the years, I have met countless people who desire to sign (interpret or perform) songs in ASL. It has been my experience that, of those that want to do this, many are unaware of how to do so in a conceptually accurate manner. There are many people stuck in the box of transliteration only because they don't know how to get out of that particular box. Many of us are not taught how to sign in a more idiomatic and visual manner, let alone sign songs that are inherently more conceptual than literal.
What I am presenting for you in this text is a summarized version of what I teach in my “American Sign Language and Performing” class at Prince George's Community College. I have selected several of the tools and skills that I have learned and have used since beginning this performance art form in 1992. Having successfully used them and taught them to others who have also successfully used, I know that they work. My presentation format is similar to the way I teach the course and I hope that you find it as easy to follow and free flowing as you would in the class.
While this book was written to address certain issues related to “perform / interpret” songs in ASL, I want to make sure it is clear that this text is also of benefit to those who adamantly are opposed and disinterested with music and ASL. The skills I will introduce, such as conceptual accuracy, use of facial expression and body language as a storytelling device, use of visual vernacular, acting and several “Rayisms,” will be beneficial to anyone and everyone seeking to improve their expressive ASL skills.
OK, so relax, take a breath, turn the pages, and get ready to put your hands up and sign, act, and dance your way to greater proficiency.
Come out and support his book today!
Preorder your Autographed copy TODAY!!
$15.00 plus s/h
Contact: Tracy Rhymes, Administrative Assistant to Rev. Dr. Anderson
to get your autographed copy!!
Phone: 301-704-4371
Email: tracyrhymes@ymail.com
And want to know more about his work and company, check the website:
The P.H.O.E.N.I.X. Institute and When You Believe.
http://www.thephoenixinstitutetransformyourlife.org/phoenix_classes.html
www.whenyoubelieve.org
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