British Comedy Guide

Deaf faker III spoof

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9ENrosRqEc

We may be opening a can of worms here but we think there is a resistance to taking a look at this posting as a female name is appended to it. Oooh...provocative comment! It would have been interesting to see the difference if say, a male name had been given...however...

We liked it. Possible a bit too much walking in the corridor and hovering in the lift (hovering NOT hoovering!) but you came across well and the crying was a triumph. Not a wrinkle in sight.

Good luck with it!

There's a jump in quality from the first to the third, definitely an improvement. Still not sure I get it. Are you deaf, playing a hearing girl, playing deaf? :S

You come across well on screen, as if your meant to be there, although I still think there is room for improvement. And if you improve at the speed you have from the 1st to the 3rd one, I think you have a good chance of molding this into a nice little project.

I SAID - "THERE'S A JUMP IN QUALITY..."

Pleased

I think this might be a bit too clever... I'm hoping it's satirical and ironic, but it's just so deeply so that it's almost mildly offensive! Some great acting, and great ideas, just the editing and way it comes across perhaps doesn't quite justify a difficult subject to satirise?

Thanks for the comments which I've only just read. Here's the all new episode 4:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qq8fLDO2gZg

Charlotte is quite an offensive character, but people do talk and act this way, you couldn't make it up.

In answer to your question, I'm deafened. Used to be hearing. In the series I play a hearing person.

My website - www.sophiewoolley.com

FEMALE?

FEMALES. Jesus. Is that true? Interesting.

That was not at all funny. She's an idiot, yes, but not in an ausing way.

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