Have you heard of audio description? Eddie loves it! 💙 Audio description on TV shows and movies makes them more inclusive for blind and visually impaired people. It provides extra narration that describes visual details they might otherwise miss — things like facial expressions, settings, and physical actions that carry meaning. Having access to his favourite shows with audio description encourages social inclusion, strengthens language and listening skills, and helps build an understanding of

ASL lessons, coming right up! #KillingIt is streaming now on Peacock. Video description: ASL lessons from the set of Killing It. Stephanie shows her co-star Craig Robinson how to sign "Hello, how are you?" and he repeats after her. She shows him how to sign "Nice to meet you," which he repeats. Stephanie shows Craig how to sign "Please," and "Thank you," which he repeats. She shows him how to sign "Never stop fighting," but he mistakes the sign for "fighting" with the sign for "making out." Step

SightlessKombat reacts to audio-described trailer for Gears of War: E-Day. Fair to say, he's pretty stoked! He said: "Gears 5 is the most accessible multiplayer shooter experience for gamers without sight to date, in spite of its flaws. Nearly five years on from its launch, during the recent Xbox Games Showcase, a new entry into the franchise was revealed. Thanks to audio description, I could react with the same level of information as everyone watching with me." Give him a follow for lots more