Film jurors left the premiere of a movie playing in competition at the Sundance Film Festival on Friday night over an error with the closed captioning device.
Jurors walked out of the premiere of a film playing in competition at theon Friday night after the closed captioning device did not work at the theater.
Sundance Institute CEO Joana Vicente said in a statement that the closed captioning device was checked prior to the screening and was working, but still glitched during the film. "Our goal is to make all experiences as accessible as possible for all participants," she continued."Our accessibility efforts are, admittedly, always evolving and feedback helps drive it forward for the community as a whole."to accommodate all fans. Vicente said her team has been working hard to increase accessibility, but admitted there is more to learn.
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