Here is Emma’s summary of life updates, work achievements and blog roundups in June 2021 | Experiencing some normality
Tag: Entertainment
My thoughts of audio description on Naked Attraction
Emma shares her thoughts and opinions of audio description on the late-night reality show Naked Attraction.
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Accessibility features on TV streaming services – has access improved in 2021?
Emma reviews the accessibility features – including audio description and voice-over – on nine of the biggest streaming services.
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10 best TV shows with audio description
To mark Audio Description Awareness Day, Emma rounds up her favourite TV shows with audio description from BBC, Channel 4, Netflix & Apple.
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Celebrating 10 years of Disability Horizons
Emma celebrates 10 years of Disability Horizons by sharing how she started at the publication and her favourite moments over the years.
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RFD Question Time with Ami Ireland at Undercover Superhero
Today’s RFD Question Time guest is disability and lifestyle blogger Ami Ireland who runs her blog Undercover Superhero.
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My thoughts on coronavirus – 231 days onwards
This week England is in it’s second national lockdown. Emma gives a roundup and rant of how this coronavirus pandemic has been handled over the past seven months.
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September & October 2020 summary: Exclusive interviews, eye surgery and Question Time series
Here is Emma’s summary of life updates, work achievements and blog roundups in September & October 2020.
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Twenty Questions with – Emma Purcell | Guest blog on Wheelescapades
Check out Emma’s guest blog post on Gemma Orton’s blog Wheelescapades, in which she answers twenty questions about blogging, disability and time travelling back to Live Aid 1985.
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5 reasons audio description is important to people with sight loss
Emma has been running a petition to make audio description available on all films, TV shows and streaming services. So far, we have reached over 1100 signatures. Emma wants to share five reasons why AD is so important for people with sight loss.
