#Alder Springs Deaf and Blind Community

[happywaterbear]

https://youtu.be/onT7qztRWDg?si=6y8mLzn4aJe5vjXk

You may ask yourself, "How the hell does a Deaf/Hard of Hearing person edit music into a visual video?"

Well thanks to Adobe's tools in After Effects, it allows me to see the waveform of the audio while I have the music on full blast on my headphones allowing me to feel and hear the bass and higher pitched noises to differniate a beat.

With a little bit of know-how on time remapping tools in After Effects, I was able to sync up the fantastic footage I got of the cast crew signing "All the Oxytocin in Your Fingertips" with music by "Me The Machine" (instrumental) by Imogen Heap. That song plays a bit of a crucial point in the play and has such an addictive beat!

The more I've rehearsed with this crew, the greater my appreciation grows for stagecraft and the work that goes into a production. This week is the week of rehearsals at the CoMMA theater before the show begins on Nov. 16, 17 and 18th! Fingers crossed!

Looking at Hamilton: I am already balking at trying memorize the entire choreography, lines and rapping. Mad respect to theater performers!

Been looking for a experimental original play near you? Are you fascinated with American Sign Language and Deafness? A lover of music? ASMR? Tutting?

Say no more! Come and enjoy the show...

All ticket proceeds from the show will go towards benefitting the Alder Springs Deaf and Blind Community!

An original play by Cary Simowitz

Produced by Derek Long, LLC

Directed by Kee Lee

Tickets online Comma Performing Arts Center

https://www.commaonline.org/comma/page/tickets

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