Fox and Grapes

Berry

Berry

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I don't really know what to make of this. I felt awkward doing it, I'm not happy with my signing -- I've never seen myself sign before. It is the first youtube video I have ever done.

This is far from perfect but I doubt I'll be able to do much better any time soon.

Hope you enjoy it.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhuPuvqpLzg"]The Fox and Grapes[/ame]
 
I loved your storytelling. You do have a good ASL face and you are not ugly! :)
 
Thank you. My daughter does say I don't need signs because my face says it all.
 
He is simcomming, the audio is very muffled on this one compared to hearing video blogs. However I can still make it out. However to someone like Lissa who is a native BSL signer... or cued speech users, they wouldn't understand what he is saying anyway since they wouldn't know ASL.

Nevertheless, I enjoyed the video. :
 
gen200ten said:
i wish it had captions!
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Bottesini said:
Why? If you are hearing, you could see him speaking. He said it was sim com.
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souggy said:
He is simcomming, the audio is very muffled on this one compared to hearing video blogs. However I can still make it out. However to someone like Lissa who is a native BSL signer... or cued speech users, they wouldn't understand what he is saying anyway since they wouldn't know ASL.

Nevertheless, I enjoyed the video. :
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Found this other thread started by the caption wisher. Maybe they are here to promote a captioning method. :shrug: ??

http://www.alldeaf.com/deaf-products-technologies/72432-more-captions-youtube.html#post1466055
 
I also like the very drama background, very scary but calming at the same time.. hard to explain but it goes well with your storytelling.
 
Wonderful! I hope you do another. Thank you very much.

Souggy, thanks, I learned a new word. Had to look it up, too.
 
Berry, I loved your video.

You actually put me at ease when I was watching your story. Please do more.

I love Aesops and stories with a moral behind them.

As I was watching the story... "The Fox and Grapes" I was drink grape juice from a tetra box! LOL!

More please Berry!!!
 
Thank you to those who enjoyed the video and want more. I would enjoy doing them and seen as there are hundreds, maybe a thousand, out there, if you have a favorite please let me know, I will do it before I do others.

gen200ten said:
i wish it had captions!
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That post confused me.

Bottesini said:
Why? If you are hearing, you could see him speaking. He said it was sim com.
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Yep.

souggy said:
He is simcomming, the audio is very muffled on this one compared to hearing video blogs. However I can still make it out. However to someone like Lissa who is a native BSL signer... or cued speech users, they wouldn't understand what he is saying anyway since they wouldn't know ASL.

Nevertheless, I enjoyed the video. :
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Oooops. When I listened it sounded okay. However I do have a deep voice which many people think is great for story telling but may be in a range some people find hard to hear. I know there are certain voices I cannot understand if there is even the least background noise. And my lip reading ability is limited to all the naughty words.

Bottesini said:
Found one reason.:wave:
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Yep. Thought I had all bases covered and did not need captioning.

I will have to figure out how to caption. I don't mind doing it but I don't have a clue so I may need help with that.

:ty:
 
Don't worry about the captioning, I don't want it that bad (---> even though if you said naughty words around my son, I would NEVER know it. So I'm trusting you right now.. I have a hearing husband, he'll let me know ). It just nice to have. But anyway, I think you should pick out stories that means a lot to you. You will tell stories better that way.
 
CaptionTube: Home From Google..

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3pO-Cz_YZM&feature=related]YouTube - CaptionTube: Getting Started[/ame]

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvFbP82cYcs&feature=player_embedded]YouTube - Creating captions with CaptionTube[/ame]

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0pRPdnaUgFU&feature=player_embedded[/ame]

As a Deaf person, I find using the "timeline" annoying to use, so I use the "list" edit feature instead, then I just have to look for cues since I copy and paste using a written source. I just have to listen for a cue at the beginning of a sentence by marking it, then mark it again once I listen for another cue at the end of a sentence. i know a hearing friend prefer using the "timeline" because she doesn't need to listen or look for the cue. She just type them out, and adjust accordingly.
 
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