More ASL Texts

I'll keep adding more! Here are some texts that I would start you voicing with because the Deaf actors sign slowly AND there is English interpretation on the video.

THEY WILL PLAY THE VIDEO TWICE. The first time through there is no sound, the second time through they have voice overs so you can hear the models.

These are dialogues so you can voice for BOTH of the Deaf actors or you can team with someone and each of you can interpret for one of the Deaf consumers.

Teaming is an interesting exercise because you'll have a chance to feel how you have to wait for another person's lag. You can't voice the answer to a question that they haven't finished asking. This simulates a job where you could be voicing for a panel for example, where it's common to have several interpreters representing different people.

+ Remember not to stop once you start. If you run into something you don't understand, keep going until you find your way through it. Say words even if they aren't pretty. If you're testing, they can't read your minds, tell them what you ARE getting if you have no other options.