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Lynne Kelly
Добавлен 20 ноя 2006
I'm a sign language interpreter and an author of books for kids and teens. Here I have videos about my books and humorous videos about interpreting and writing.
Inspiring pupuccino break
Holly enjoying a Starbucks pupuccino, in slow motion and an inspiring soundtrack
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Charlotte's Web: Canine Edition
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Charlotte's Web, As Told by Dogs for the 90-Second Newbery Festival All actors are former shelter dogs, not professionals Extended version also available
Charlotte's Web, As Told by Dogs
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An all-dog cast performance of Charlotte's Web. All roles are played by rescue dogs, not professional actors. Longer version and spoken dialogue version also available
Charlotte's Web: Canine Edition
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A dramatic production of Charlotte's Web, with an all-dog cast. Working on a shorter version since I meant for this to be a submission to the 90-Second Newbery Festival and it's obviously way longer than 90 seconds. But they're good dogs.
Author Visit Q&A
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Follow-up questions from students after an online school visit.
Author Video - Lynne Kelly on Chained
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I made this author video about my children's novel, Chained, for my Penguin India editor, who wanted something in addition to the trailer to present to her co-workers. It's different from the trailer in that it's me briefly talking about the book, though I incorporated some of the photos from the trailer. This could be used as a video book talk to introduce the novel to readers.
A spicy announcement for CHAINED
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Latest foreign rights sale for my middle grade novel, CHAINED, announced with spices and a stop-motion video. The video was made by Fiverr.com user Getinvay. Penguin/Puffin India plans to publish the book in January 2014.
How to Annoy a Writer
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Having fun with a few of the annoying questions writers get, plus what we're really thankful for
Navin Johnson "I'm in print!"
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The new phonebook's here! The new phonebook's here! Steve Martin as Navin Johnson in The Jerk
Chained trailer - the director's cut
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A "director's cut" version of the trailer for CHAINED
CHAINED by Lynne Kelly: book trailer
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Book trailer for the middle-grade novel CHAINED by Lynne Kelly, out May 8, 2012 from Farrar, Straus, & Giroux/Margaret Ferguson Books.
Toddlers & Tiaras: Yes, that means you're famous
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From the "Lollipops and Gumdops" episode, a judge informs us that you know you've made it if your name's "Tweeting on Twitter."
Elephant Bath Time
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Bath time for Tess and her daughter Tupelo at the Houston Zoo's Elephant Open House, June 18th, 2011.
90-Second Newbery: The Higher Power of Lucky, If Brigitte Had Foreseen the Controversy
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My contribution to the 90-Second Newbery Festival. Here's a conversation that might have taken place if Brigette knew what an uproar the word "scrotum" would have caused. Here's a link to the 90-Second Newbery Film Festival, for those who are unfamiliar with it and would like to know more: jameskennedy.com/90-second-newbery/ And here's a link to the book I chose to make a video about: www.amazo...
A Few Minutes In The Life Of A Sign Language Interpreter, The Job Interview
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A Few Minutes In The Life Of A Sign Language Interpreter, The Job Interview
A Few Minutes In The Life Of A Sign Language Interpreter, The Classroom
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A Few Minutes In The Life Of A Sign Language Interpreter, The Classroom
A Few Minutes In The Life Of A Sign Language Interpreter
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A Few Minutes In The Life Of A Sign Language Interpreter
People: Interptreter: don't get fired, don't get fired...
Lol, omg second-hand embarrassment
i loved this!
Jerry Banfield!
This is going to be hard of me as an interpreter not to respond like this. Please don't ask me irritating questions like this!!!
I’m Somebody now!
So sighn language interpiters are interpiters part time but spies the rest of the time. Great I was wondering about that!
I too like to be super mean to people who aren't malicious, just ignorant.
How'd that nurse get passed med school?!
This seems like actual stuff I’d be on the brink of saying
I love snappy answers to stupid questions. The eye rolling is priceless.
I’d be a bit weirded out if a person signed that to me.
It’s pretty exact. Now would want to slap that teacher. Idiot! I am an interpreter and some people are idiots and beyond rude. I love my job but can’t stand the idiots.
😐
This is the most cursed video I have ever watched
Cringe
"I'll give you a moment to think about that" ahahhahhaha
Comedy hahahaha
I’m reading Chained in my class
That's great, Carter! I hope you'll enjoy the story!
This was terribly funny. I am not an interpreter yet and I wonder if people really go through this. Right now I have to do this for homework but this makes me realize that hearing people sometimes can be this dumb.
But I don't get it. Why wouldn't the sign for "apple" be the same for English or Japanese sign language? Even if "ringo" is Spoken Japanese for "apple," there's nothing saying the sign can't be the same. Same way with "Sorry." Different spoken language, same sign even if the local spoken languages are different. I would have done it that way. Maybe the only difference would be finger spelling.
Because languages are developed by the populations of people who use them. Deaf people in Japan wouldn’t have known what those in the US were signing for “apple” or anything else, and that probably wouldn’t have been of interest to them anyway back when the first deaf people communicated by signing. I don’t know how that would happen that people all over the world would use the same language or even the same signs, being separated by such distance. Spoken languages vary from place to place so I’m not sure why anyone expects signed languages to be any different
Delete this video dude please🙄😒
LOL! 😂😂😂
LOL! 😂😂😂
These cartoons are NOT DEAF so I don't know what you're talking about. Sorry
Love it!!!
i dont even know asl or know much about the deaf culture but this had me dead!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I'm amazed that she can talk to that nurse anyway lol
I love these 😂
I need part two where the student meets him and she I forms her what she has done! Anyone???
Lolololol...as someone who speaks sign language....this was hilarious....haha
Wtf did I miss 6 years ago Edit: nvm 8 years
Lmao when I’m an interpreter I aspire to be her
Siri?
Omg hilarious i can't stop smiling
Hahaha!
Lol I am so sorry us hearing people are sometimes “not so smart” XD
3:27 it my favorite part 😂😂
this is amazing
I'm sorry. I can't finish watching this. I'm dying of laughter.
"That'll be so distracting for the other students" Give them a few days and they'll get used to it
1:26-1:34 me @ da club
Our ASL teacher showed this to my class today, best thing I have ever watched XD
Lynn Marie sammeee
Same
the sad part is that these are all real things we go through
I think this is really disappointing and offensive to people with hearing problems I will be reporting this video its offensive to people
Lucy Harford Do you not understand sarcasm and the fact we deal with this ignorance often??
We are reading Chained in my class
That's great, thanks for letting me know! Hope you enjoy the story
No one is that stupid
Matt S Trust me, they are. When they're faced with something they can't comprehend you'd be amazed what their brain spits out.
Some people are stupid! Thank you 😊
I'm seriously laughing out loud! I can't!!!
This is messed up its basically making fun of deaf people because that's not how you do sighn language. even if this is just for fun it still may insult people like me becasue my mom is deaf and I have family member that are deaf too. so I understand what they have to go through
It isn't making fun of deaf people; it's a humorous exaggeration of the kinds of questions interpreters get all the time. It also isn't meant to show sign language or what deaf people go through, and there aren't any deaf characters in the video. It's an interpreting video.