Audio description for conferences, meetings and events
Audio description is an acoustic description of visual content. It enables blind and visually impaired people to follow visual processes better.
We offer high-quality technology for audio description and provide experienced interpreters to make your event accessible to all participants.
Our carefully selected interpreters are specialists in the field of audio description. They convey visual impressions vividly and precisely so that all participants can enjoy the full conference experience.
Let's work together to make your next conference an inclusive experience for all participants. Request a non-binding quote today!
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Audio description and interpreters for audio description - frequently asked questions
An audio description is an acoustic description of visual content so that blind and visually impaired people can better understand the plot of conferences, events, films, plays, etc.
Audio description enables blind and visually impaired people to follow visual content better.
- Audio descriptors require special skills such as precise observation and concise, accurate description.
- Interpreters may also be required for translation at multilingual conferences.
- Audio description is usually provided live by one or two speakers who describe what is happening on stage, the appearance of people, objects, etc. during the pauses in speech..
- The speakers are usually located in a soundproof booth in the auditorium or technical room.
- This often includes a tactile stage tour before the event, where blind and visually impaired people can feel the stage set, costumes, etc..
The integration of interpreters in separate video channels is easily possible in video conferences and digital meetings, e.g. via Zoom or Microsoft Teams. Participants can open an additional audio channel to listen to the interpreting or audio description.
- Headphones for the audience
- Microphones and transmission technology for the speakers
- Soundproof booth for the speakers
- High-quality audio technology for clear, delay-free transmission (interpreting technology)
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EU accessibility requirements
The EU has defined comprehensive accessibility requirements in Directive (EU) 2019/882, also known as the European Accessibility Act (EAA). The directive will be implemented in Germany through the Barrierefreiheitsstärkungsgesetz (BFSG), which will come into force on June 28, 2025. From this date, many products and services, including digital meetings, must be designed to be accessible.
