Be Fearless UK
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"Visitor numbers in 2022/23 were higher than the previous year, but still down 18% on pre-pandemic levels" Annual Museum Survey
Would you trek into the city to listen to a podcast? It's time to rethink the traditional audio guide for visually impaired visitors and embrace tactile art and the multi-sensory experience.
A picture is worth a thousand words but what if you can’t see it? With audio description, your visually impaired audience will never miss a physical comedy moment, lingering look, or a raised eyebrow.
Be Fearless UK Solution:
Visually Impaired Experience Creator
Sarah-Ann: "I will support you in making your production accessible to my visually impaired friends. Together, we can create a unique and compelling experience"
In collaboration with Birmingham Royal Ballet, the Freefall 21st Anniversary Exhibition. Freefall Explored, a sensory experience created in collaboration with Sandwell Visually Impaired, Sarah-Ann and the Freefall Team, Artistic Director Lee Fisher.
Tony Avery Chair of Sandwell Visually Impaired and his guide dog Amber, use a mini maniquin to create mental images of ballet positions.
Talk, Tea & Tapestry. An audio description of the Bearwood Tapestry over a brew in collaboration with Sandwell Visually Impaired, Sarah-Ann and the Bearwood Hub
What is Audio Description?
Audio Describing is when we describe physical comedy, drama, action, body language, visual plot twists or hints, architecture, or environments that would otherwise be missed by a visually impaired person.
I work alongside creative teams to make sure your artistic work is enjoyed by your visually impaired audience.