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Access & Inclusivity Matters

I qualified on the VocalEyes: Audio Description for live theatre training course in 2019.

I co-described & Juliet at The Shaftesbury, London in March 2020. Available for all types of audio description work, whether live or remotely delivered or recorded.
I was an Access Officer in a large commercial theatre for 23 years. I now deliver everyday accessibility training to arts, leisure and community organisations. My training focusses on  embedding inclusive customer service for a broad range of access requirements and across departments, with additional packages focussing on front of house and volunteers, and how to set-up and successfully deliver assisted performances.

website accessandinclusivitymatters.com

Anne is a pioneer of UK audio description and one of the country's leading audio describers with over 20 years AD experience. She is the Director of Mind's Eye.

mindseyedescription.co.uk            @MindsEyeArt

25 years - radio & TV broadcast work.  20 years - screen AD, 15 years - stage AD including circus and 10 years teaching AD.  I spearheaded screen AD and compiled the itc/ofcom guidelines. 

I work with Vocaleyes and See-a-Voice venues, as well as independent companies. Interested in widening access to description, describing for children and experimentation with new forms. Other specialisms: architecture, puppetry, circus.

One of Ireland's two homegrown describers, guaranteeing a very broad range of productions and exhibitions for me to work on. Ten years experience. Also a theatre practitioner, opera singer and classical musician. (Audio Description available in English and Irish languages)

Qualified 2005. Since 2005 regular describer for Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford, London and on tour. Also pantomime for Chipping Campden Little Theatre.