Jeanell English, AMPAS' executive vice president, impact and inclusion, unpacks what measures are returning from last year's show and how Hollywood's biggest night will be more accessible than ever.
“I actually had the privilege of joining their team on the carpet at the Grammys this year. I got to see how incredibly powerful it was to have members of the Deaf community as well as interpreters engage directly with talent and remind them of their Deaf audience members. So I started to have that conversation with our team as we’re putting together the plans for this year’s Oscars — especially coming off of the year wherewas such a big win,” she says.
Those working and walking this year’s carpet will have access to that pool of ASL interpreters, who will work to enable talent and reporters can better engage Deaf fans and viewers. A red carpet access guide will also be distributed to all press, who can use it to help guide their pre-show coverage, both with the talent and for the show’s at-home audience.
“We addressed with the different CEOs and the publicists that this will be available on-site, so we’re hoping the advocacy comes from several spaces and places, such as in-frame ASL interpreters when the talent chooses to walk with an interpreter,” English continued.
The broadcast and ceremony will also feature a slew of new and returning measures that makes the Oscars, once again, Hollywood’s most accessible major annual
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