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			Audio Description Coalition Standards for Audio Description and Code of Professional Conduct for Describers These standards reflect audio description's origin as a means of making live theatre performances accessible, however, the spirit of these principles applies to almost all audio description situations. Other art forms and media call for variations from these original principles, which will be discussed in separate sections later in this document. The Code of Professional Conduct for Describers, near the end of this document, addresses the responsibilities of audio describers and trainers in terms of obligations to clients and consumers, privacy and confidentiality, behavior, business practices, and continuing development. Register and Immediately Receive Your Free Copy We're happy to share the Audio Description Coalition Standards for Audio Description and Code of Professional Conduct for Describers. All we ask is that you tell us a little about your interest in audio description by registering on the next page. From there you may choose to receive the automatic download of the document in a two-column pdf format or as a plain text Word document. If you choose the two-column layout, you will need the free Adobe Reader to view the document. If you have questions, please email info@AudioDescriptionCoalition.org. Click here for the two column document. OR click here for the Rich Text Format (RTF) plain text document.         Send an e-mail inquiry: info@AudioDescriptionCoalition.org
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