Stephen Letnes: Composer/Disability Advocate

Film/TV/streaming media is not complete until it is completely accessible. Thank you, Manori Ravindran, for the interview and article.

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Global Orgs Rally for Greater Adoption of Captioning and Audio Descriptions When a fire alarm was triggered on Sept. 25 at London’s Red Bee Media — the company that’s the distribution hub for many U.K. broadcasters — the BBC and Channel 4 went off air for a few hours on a …

To my fellow disabled composers and musicians, the industry is beginning to listen.

Thank you for the write-up, Tim!

How 1in4 Coalition Amplifies Authentic Representation of Disabled Creatives in Hollywood Winners of the 93rd Academy Awards were unveiled April 25, a day that included another notable announcement: The creation of 1in4, an advocacy group to help disabled workers starting out in enterta…

Recently, Roy Samuelson invited the team who created the audio description for our “Say His Name”  documentary on to his podcast to discuss the process and share their experience. I joined as well. 

Director Cy Dodson sees the importance in having our film accessible for all.

Quality audio description can only be done properly by involving those who use it (and are professionals in their own right).

The ADNA presents: Know Your Narrator: The ADNA Presents Know Your Narrator Series BONUS: Say His Name: Audio Description Panel Go beyond - this bonus episode from the weekly Audio Description Network Alliance series interviews your favorite decision makers, creators, writers, and influencers for movies and episodic tv.