GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
How well are you serving your constituents with disabilities?
Are you aware that citizens with vision loss may legally request Video Description as a “reasonable accommodation?” Video media is being used in increasing amounts to disseminate information about programs and services provided by government agencies large and small. Captioning and Video Description ensures that citizens with sensory disabilities have equal access to this information. State and federal law continues to expand legal mandates for media accessibility to accommodate the 17% of Americans who have disabilities which include more than 21 million with vision loss. Contact the accessibility experts at Audio Eyes LLC to learn how to serve constituents with sensory disabilities!
EXAMPLES
"Guadalupe Mountains National Park"
This sample of Audio Eyes description comes from "A History and Tour of Guadalupe Mountains National Park". Come along and experience this ancient ceremony, which is part of the Mescalero Apache puberty rites, where a girl becomes a woman of the tribe.
"Manzanita Spring Tour"
Find out what makes the Guadalupe Mountains National Park unique and experience its beauty as we take you on a tour of the Manzanita Spring trail. Description courtesy of Audio Eyes.
"City of Pasedena Emergency Preparedness"
This sample of description comes from an award winning emergency preparedness video produced for the city of Pasadena. Video Description courtesy of Audio Eyes.
"Smith Springs Tour"
This sample of Audio Eyes description comes from "A History and Tour of Guadalupe Mountains National Park". Find out what makes the Guadalupe Mountains National Park unique and experience its beauty as we take you on a fully described tour of the Smith Springs trail.
REGULATIONS
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