Featured In Adevărul: Interview With Amber Galloway, The Woman Who Broke Sound Barriers at Electric Castle
Jul 20, 2019
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Amber Galloway Gallego (42), the world's best-known sign language interpreter, spoke about her experience at this year's Electric Castle festival, where she and her team went on stage and "translated" the concerts for people with hearing impairments. Electric Castle thus became the first festival in Romania accessible to hearing-impaired people.
Amber Galloway Gallego (42 years old), the best-known interpreter of sign language, had the mission to "translate" all the songs of the artists who took to the main stage at Electric Castle 2019, held between July 17-21, in Bontida, Cluj-Napoca.
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An interpreter who brought accessibility to Electric Castle deserves an interview about the craft and not only the milestone, and giving her that space in the Romanian press is good. Filming that kind of work is hard to arrange. Keeping the video references together is what Reference to Video is built around.