Dutchess County drive-in to use captions for those with hearing loss

It's part of a partnership with Mid-Hudson Interpreter Service and begins during an evening showing of “Don’t Worry Darling” at the Hyde Park drive-in.

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Sep 23, 2022, 9:59 PM

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Updated 740 days ago

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For the first time ever, a Dutchess County drive-in will use open captions for those with hearing loss.

It's part of a partnership with Mid-Hudson Interpreter Service and begins during an evening showing of “Don’t Worry Darling” at the Hyde Park drive-in.

Open captions are like subtitles, but they're embedded into the film so they're always on.

MHIS says a lot of people in the deaf community don't go to movies because they're not inclusive.

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