Working with Interpreters in Film and Television The participation of qualified interpreters is crucial to the success of nearly every production utilizing a Deaf or hard of hearing performer. The interpreter’s role is

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• Arts
• Culture
• Deafness
• Deaf culture
• Language interpretation
• Audition
• Casting
• Sign language
• The Interpreter
• Entertainment
• Performing arts
• Theatre

When a baby has died Easy English and multilingual resource Website: www.sands.org.au Phone: sands) Easy English

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• Assistive technology
• Language interpretation
• Film
• The Interpreter

MEDIA KIT[removed]ABOUT INTERPRETER Interpreter is the award-winning, official ministry magazine of The United Methodist Church. It has the largest circulation and readership as well as the most recognized name of all Unit

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• Design
• Communication
• Visual arts
• Advertising
• Communication design
• Graphic design

script 3 | using a telephone interpreter Voiceover #1: Woman’s voice, confident and happy I just went to see my doctor, and for the first time I understood everything he said to me. That’s because I asked him to book

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script 1 | what is a qualified interpreter? Voiceover #1: Elderly Italian man; sounds firm and confident Getting older means going to the doctor more often. But if I don’t understand what the doctor says to me, then I

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Aboriginal Interpreter Service Communicating across languages Free practical training for organisations working with Aboriginal Territorians The Aboriginal Interpreter Service offers free training designed for service p

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• Aboriginal languages
• Geography of Oceania
• Geography of Australia
• Language interpretation
• Northern Territory
• Interpreter

Aboriginal Interpreter Service Communicating across languages Free practical training for organisations working with Aboriginal Territorians The Aboriginal Interpreter Service offers free training designed for service p

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• Aboriginal languages
• Geography of Oceania
• Geography of Australia
• Language interpretation
• Northern Territory
• Interpreter

Steps for deciding if you should work with an interpreter - Legal Step 1 – Ask your client/witness about an interpreter • Raise the issue of working with an interpreter, and explain the interpreter’s role. Refer to

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• Human communication
• Question
• Language interpretation
• Yes and no
• Witness
• Linguistics
• Language
• Evidence law
• Data collection
• Grammar

Aboriginal Interpreter Service A guide to plain English 1. Use active voice, avoid passives Change a passive statement to an active statement by supplying an actor (the doer). If the actor is unclear use ‘they’ or

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• Nomenclature
• Noun
• Mediation
• Adjective
• Parts of speech
• Linguistics
• Grammar

Steps for deciding if you should work with an interpreter - Health Step 1 – Ask your client/patient about an interpreter • Raise the issue of working with an interpreter and explain the interpreter’s role. Refer to

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• Question
• Language interpretation
• Yes and no
• Psychotherapy
• Mind
• Health
• Medicine
• Data collection
• Grammar
• Human communication