Research on the Difficulties and Strategies of the Popularization of Accessible Films from the Perspective of Cultural Equity

Zheyi  Fang

doi:10.54691/eshv6w78

Authors

Zheyi Fang

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54691/eshv6w78

Keywords:

Cultural equality, Accessible movies, Action Path.

Abstract

As a processed form that allows visually impaired and hearing-impaired people to perceive audiovisual art "without barriers", accessible films are a powerful practice of cultural equality. The author attempts to explore the difficulties in the popularization of accessible films in the context of reality from the cognitive, creative, and institutional levels. Based on the analysis of the above obstacles, innovative promotion strategies are proposed to promote cultural equity and protect the cultural rights of visually impaired and hearing-impaired people.

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