Deaf People At The Movies

The mentor text about deaf people going to the movies borders an informative piece, as well as lifestyle. They informed others about the truth behind their experiences in the real world in comparison to others. They highlighted their difficulty and raised awareness for the deaf community. I get an almost comedy vibe because although they’re upset about their experience, they are laughing because they are not surprised by the poor quality of the machines. I am not the intended audience for this text directly, but I could help to raise awareness about this topic. I believe this is targeted at the deaf community, but also those who could potentially help. The text highlights the issues that the deaf community faces and puts it on a pedestal. They show how wrong and unfair the reality of being deaf at the movies really is. The occasion for the text would be anytime a deaf person wanted to spend time at the movies. This is unfortunately not an experience that we can all be a part of. This occasion happens more than we could imagine and it is unfair that they cannot enjoy the movie the same as everyone else. The speaker of this text is the designated speakers in the video. They work together to film the video where it feels like you are a part of the journey with them. The text is about the issues of enjoying things when you’re deaf. This was represented through a movie, but I am sure it is also prevalent in many other aspects of their lives. The important message that surfaces when watching this video is the overall need for equality. They should make it a priority to have proper machines in every aspect of life that helps those who are slightly different. There should be accommodations to ensure that everyone can have equal experiences.