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If you would like to recommend any additional links, please contact us.
- The Cinema Exhibitors' Association publishes 'Best Practice Guidelines for the Provision of Services to Disabled Customers and the Employment of Disabled People'. To request a copy, call 020 7734 9551 or send an email to cea@cinemauk.ftech.co.uk.
- Channel 4, supported by the UK Film Council and Five, has produced the DVD Sound Advice, which looks at how music and sound effects in productions can be adjusted to enable greater access to audience members with hearing impairments. For a copy, contact Lisa Doyle at Channel 4 on 020 7306 8724.
- Cinema Exhibitors' Association Card - entitles a disabled cinema-goer to take another person with them free of charge.
- Yourlocalcinema.com - a website containing listings information about audio-described and subtitled screenings for people with sensory impairments.
- Arts Council England - 'Disability access: a good practice guide for the arts' - an online guide, covering a wide range of issues, including ways of increasing audience participation.
- Equality and Human Rights Commission - 'Making access to goods and services easier for disabled customers: a practical guide for small businesses and other service providers' (download) - provides advice and information for owners of small businesses.
- A New Approach to Film Accessibility (Roaring Girl Productions) - This production company is pioneering new approaches to film accessibility, working to make audio description, captioning (subtitles) and sign language an integral part of the production process rather than an access 'add-on'. The link leads to a document that explains their activity in detail.
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