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Monday, April 4, 2011

Official Deaf Women in Film Interview of Jackie Roth, Actress & Producer [CC]



Turn on "CC" on lower left of the video to read captions of Jackie's ASL.

Learn about Jackie Roth and her experience in acting on Broadway with "Children of a Lesser God" and her experience on producing "Sound and Fury." Great tips for hearing filmmakers and deaf professionals involved. Watch this if you're an aspiring producer or actor.

00:04 - 00:58 Tell us a little bit about your background. Where were you born and raised?
00:58 - 01:34 What was your deaf experience like growing up?
01:34 - 02:17 What's your passion? Tell us a little bit about it.
02:17 - 02:55 What do you believe it takes to get your foot in the doorway to success?
02:55 - 05:39 What was your best learning experience in the field of acting?
05:39 - 06:05 What's the biggest problem you've faced as a deaf actress?
06:05 - 9:39 Tell us about working on "Sound & Fury" as a film producer.
09:39 - 10:30 Any advice for the deaf community involved in film?
10:30 - 11:18 Any advice for deaf and hard of hearing women involved in film?
11:18 - 11:24 Credits

Interviewed & Filmed by Jules Dameron on behalf of Deaf Women in Film.

All rights reserved, Deaf Women in Film 2011.
Posted by at 11:21 PM
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  1. Thank you so much for posting this film and Alexandria Wailes. I am pleased to see a great actors/actresses able to share the news with us and give us an advise. I thank you for this information and this really motivate me to continue chasing my dream as a dancer and actress.

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  2. Regina: It is our pleasure, and we will keep posting interviews! :) Thank you for your optimistic support!

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