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Finding a voice / a BBC TV production in association with WGBH, Boston ; produced by Martin Freeth ; directed by Shelia Hayman ; written by Dick Boydell.

Contributor(s): Freeth, Martin | Hayman, Sheila | Boydell, Dick | Patmore, Martin | Raven, Keith | Massey, Graham | WGBH (Television station : Boston, Mass.) | Time-Life Video | British Broadcasting Corporation. Television ServiceMaterial type: FilmFilmPublisher: Paramus, NJ : Time-Life Video, 1982Description: 1 videocassette (57 min.) : sound, color ; 1/2 inRecord Searches:
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Content type: two-dimensional moving image Media type: video Carrier type: videocassetteUniform titles: Nova (Television program) Subject(s): Boydell, Dick | Boydell, Dick | Cerebral palsied -- Means of communication | Speech therapy | Diseases | People with disabilities | Cerebral palsied -- Means of communication | Cerebral palsied | Speech therapy | Diseases | People with disabilitiesGenre/Form: Video recordings for the hearing impaired. | Video recordings for the hearing impaired.Online resources: Download Finding A Voice Production credits: Cameraman, Martin Patmore ; film editor, Keith Raven ; editor, Graham Massey.Summary: Examines the speech disabilities of Dick Boydell, who was born with cerebral palsy and almost unable to speak for thirty years. Shows how technology has provided Dick with a "voice" and explores what it is like to be on the other side of the communication gap.
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Originally broadcast on the television program Nova.

Intended audience: High school students through adults.

VHS SP mode.

Cameraman, Martin Patmore ; film editor, Keith Raven ; editor, Graham Massey.

Examines the speech disabilities of Dick Boydell, who was born with cerebral palsy and almost unable to speak for thirty years. Shows how technology has provided Dick with a "voice" and explores what it is like to be on the other side of the communication gap.

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