Having most of the movie done in silence was a nice touch. Very good project, and well done!

This was really good! I was diagnosed with sensorineural hearing loss and wear hearing aids in both my ears. I'm in the process of learning sign language. This is inspirational.

I was born hard of hearing but I am deaf all the way and I have learned ASL aka amarcan sign language in middle school and high school

It's a scary feeling not being able to step out of it, and that's what made me start learning ASL, after having a deaf experience that I didn't know how to process, I quickly slipped into feeling resigned. That's what the Deaf and hard of hearing centers are for, and ASL teachers at city college, they can guide you~

Tjis is a hreat short film.... It discribes the struggles of being hearing to be deaf.. I was born hesring in the UK moved to Australia and hqd a bad cqr accident where o broke my neck. Diue to complications i have lost all of my hewring in my right ear s d only have a small amount in my left . But i have learned to lip read at a hugh level and kearned auslan (Australian sign language) .. I have even taught sign language... Embrace who you are now and you can live a happy life ❤

Looks like a great movie good job to who ever made this

Hearing Impaired? Someone didn't do their research.

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Yes agree it's heard of hearing or Deaf... Hearing impaired isn't used any more

Nice vid!! Thankss!!

The final scene is something we can all do for each other, for anyone who needs to find this, it just takes other people in the same boat, no more, no less~ One time, long-ago, my family living room sit-in-circle. My nephew, 5, can catch, right? I say ready, ball, throw, catch? none, what? point-to-open-hand, ready? Ball-throw, ball bounce off hand not move, shift I can't. put-in-my-hand, close-hand, ready? Ball-throw, ball bounce off hand, wait, hand close, shift can't-I++, impossible, frustrated, cry If finish now, he continue believe wrong catch none, worse++ I walk-over, put-in-hand, walk-back, he throw-to I-catch. again+++, he start smile, little-bit. walk-over, hands-almost-meet, flick-out-throw-to-catch. catch, yes, (cs) close, still catch. again+++ hands-further-apart-step+++++ soon, across room, throw-back-forth+++++ (mmm) he catch now. I wish catch sign that easy. now, we-all sit-in-circle (to ASL class) throw-sign easy, catch none. we-all need practice, continue.