Sean Forbes and Camille Jeter-Lorello were guests for a workshop at the DeSales Camp in Brooklyn, Michigan. Sean and Camille shared their experiences with translations and being in front of the camera. The campers translated and performed “We Are The World”, this is their work. Special thanks to the Holley Ear Institute for making this camp possible. “We Are The World” is written by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie..
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Wow… this is amazing! You always make the best stuff, D-PAN!
Mathew Whitfield (sp?) has an incredible future in interpreting English songs into ASL songs…and (one of the ) incredibly heartwarming (and tear-jerking) moments for me is (3:42+) when the young man in red/orange shirt and young woman in pink shirt kneel down for “when we stand together as one” — THANK YOU for making me cry! Everyone did such an incredible performance, everyone, and music touches everyone – the words and emotions are the same no matter what language we use. PEACE..
Thank you all for being so wonderful, for sharing your experience and love for this song …. and this language. Only in ASL can we ‘say” so many things in different ways that touch the heart, the soul … please continue to enjoy bringing two cultures together in such an incredible way. wow, you even got my hubby crying along with me… PEACE…
AMAZING! thanks for the beautiful work you do D-PAN and all involved!
Camille… this is GREAT! Love it!! Wonderful job everyone!
Hi there Sean, Yeah, I’d love to attend your workshop and be creative on ASL signing on one of the songs…. I am in the Midwest, middle of nowhere, just name the place and I’d want to attend…..
Obviously Camille and you did great job doing this kind of workshop. In other word, you sow the seeds for the deafies to appreciate the music more.
Good luck in your endeavors!
You all ROCK! What a wonderful experience being part in making this video! I heart you all!
I love the part with Lauren and Benjamin. I would love to attend a camp like this, too. I’m in So. California.
I would love to attend a camp like that. I am in NYC
Love this one! Of course, I’m biased because my daughter is in it. Nicely done!
@Lilienfilme Yep, It a study of one year….. You need to know the sign language already very good.
Nicely done. you all seem to be so highly motivated and have so much fun with shooting this video!
Keep the music signing and your great work going, guys!
There is a possibility to study interpreter of visual music in netherlands???
WOW. That sounds great!
Fantastic!!!
I am studying in Holland to be an interpreter of visual music. (music translating in Dutch Sign language) So i like it very much to see this video!!!
Very cool!! Nice to see a new D-Pan video, too!