Feeling Through follows 18-year-old Tereek, a teen wandering the streets of New York looking for a place to crash, and his encounter with Artie, a Deafblind man in need of help getting home. Very different people make an unlikely connection in the depths of the night. Starring Steven Prescod as Tereek and Robert Taranto, the first known DeafBlind actor, as Artie; the fellow Tereek encounters late one night on the chilly streets of New York.

Feeling Through

It is a sign of the times, wanting to have authentic people appearing in movies, and not the same old white gal in a black wig, playing a Native American, for instance. But what if one of your characters is a DeafBlind person? Will they even know what a movie is? How do you rehearse, teach dialogue, plan the camera angles? A companion piece to Feeling Through, Connecting the Dots follows the journey of casting and working with the first DeafBlind actor to star in a film.

Connecting the Dots

Doug Roland, director and host for the panelRobert Tarango, Leading ActorAngela Theriault, Executive Director DearBlind Serv. Center in SeattleWill Butler, Vice President of Communication Be My Eyes

Feeling Through Interview

Doug Roland, director and host for the panel Robert Tarango, Leading Actor Angela Theriault, Executive Director DearBlind Serv. Center in Seattle Will Butler, Vice President of Communication Be My Eyes

The Feeling Through Experience

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