Prime Video Introduces ASL and BSL to 18 Original Titles

Prime Video is stepping up its game by adding American Sign Language (ASL) and British Sign Language (BSL) interpretation to 18 more Prime Original titles. This means viewers worldwide can now enjoy these interpretations on all devices.

To find content with sign language interpretation, you can visit a specific site, search for titles using keywords like “ASL” or “BSL,” or in the U.S., you can head to the “Accessible Movies and TV” collection on Prime Video.

When you watch a show with sign language interpretation, an on-screen interpreter conveys the story’s emotion and tone through facial expressions and body language. This allows for a more immersive viewing experience compared to traditional captions.

It’s worth noting that these interpretations are a result of collaboration with the Deaf and Hard-of-hearing community. The Prime Video teams work closely with Deaf interpreters and DASLs (director of artistic sign language) to bring these performances to life.

Some of the Prime Original titles with ASL and BSL translations include well-known movies like “Oh, What. Fun.,” “Red One,” and “Road House.” This initiative aims to make content more inclusive and accessible to a broader audience.

So, if you’re looking for a more unique and engaging viewing experience, be sure to check out these titles on Prime Video with sign language interpretation.