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 Virginia Registry of 
Interpreters for the Deaf

Behind the Scenes

  • August 21, 2010
  • 09:00 AM - 01:00 PM
  • Fairfax, VA

Registration


Where:

Northern Virginia Resource Center
3951 Pender Drive, Suite 130
Fairfax, VA 22030

Cost:

$35.00 for Members / $45.00 for Non-Members

POC:
Lauren McCann, 571-212-4942, Lauren@IrishMcCann.com

Workshop Description: Learn about interpreted theatre and concert performances from the perspective of the theatre staff.   Participants will learn about Theatre Staff and crew positions and roles; Theatre Jargon; Pre Show Preparations and Logistical considerations.  Through lecture, discussion and role play activities participants will learn about the process of working with theatres from the moment a Deaf consumer makes a request for tickets all the way through the process to the final Curtain Call.

About the Presenter:   Kevin Dyels (CI, CT) is a freelance sign language interpreter in the DC metropolitan area who has recently held a position in upper management with a local agency. He graduated from the University of Maryland with a degree in Theatre and currently is an owner of a concert interpreting company called First Chair Interpreted Productions. When not interpreting, Kevin mentors new interpreters, coordinate interpreters for conferences, and manages concert interpreting for his company First Chair Interpreted Productions.

He has traveled to India, Romania, Mexico, and South Africa with Road Signs, a performance group that presents workshops and performances to deaf and hearing audiences.  Kevin served as Production Manager for Deaf Way II overseeing over 50 performances offered as part of the International Arts Festival, featuring the world’s best deaf performing arts groups.

Kevin has presented workshops in Affect, Theatrical Interpreting, Team Building, and How to Access Performing Arts Venues.  He is a dynamic speaker whose workshops are often standing-room-only! In his spare time Kevin is a Disc Jockey.

Target Audience: Sign Language Interpreters; Novice to Advanced.

CEUs: VRID is an approved RID CMP Sponsor for Continuing Education Activities. This program is offered for .4 CEUs in the content area of professional studies and is at the beginning to
intermediate knowledge level. No partial CEUs will be awarded. Late arrivals will not get CEUs.

Refund / Cancellation Policy: TBD

Reasonable Accommodations: If you require a reasonable accommodation for this event, please contact Lauren McCann by 10 August 2010.

Additional Information: VRID will provide light snacks and refreshments. 



 
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