Apple TV to debut sign language interpretation with Being Heumann
Apple announced on November 10 that sign language interpretation will debut in the Apple TV app on November 13 alongside the streaming premiere of Being Heumann. Daniel Durant, who appears in the film, directed its interpretation.
Apple announced on November 10 that sign language interpretation will debut in the Apple TV app on November 13 alongside the streaming premiere of Being Heumann. Daniel Durant, who appears in the film, directed its interpretation. The app will mark supported titles with a Sign Language icon. Viewers can enable the
feature in settings and use the on-screen button during playback. Apple also named F1 as an early supported film and said Way of the Warrior Kid and Greyhound will follow later this year. Ruth Madeley plays disability rights activist Judy Heumann in Siân Heder’s film. The story follows the group of protesters who
staged a 1977 sit-in in San Francisco to press the government to enforce disability rights protections. Official source. Image credit: Apple, official preview of the Apple TV Sign Language feature with Being Heumann. Official image source.
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