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DeafBlind 101: How I use iPhone VoiceOver to Communicate

[A two framed video, with a screen recording of the Notes App on the right from an iPhone in Invert Colors Mode and Dr. Watson and Sherlock standing in front of an empty buffet bar. SHERLOCK passes his iPhone to DR. WATSON.] DR. WATSON: [Dictates into Notes] Where’s the body? [DR. WATSON passes iPhone back to SHERLOCK. SHERLOCK fiddles with the phone to re-enable VOICEOVER to rad with BRAILLE.] SHERLOCK: [Voices] Let’s see what you’re saying. I’m trying to turn VoiceOver back on. Oh, where’s the body? Let’s go see if we can find it. [SCENE CHANGE: DR. WATSON and SHERLOCK are standing in front of a glass door onto a rooftop patio overlooking the cold London skyline. There’s a second-level deck further out. The Right side of the screen changed to the Messages app. We are watching SHERLOCK’S side of the conversation.] DR. WATSON: [Dictates to her phone to send TEXT to SHERLOCK] Where’s the body? [SHERLOCK reads incoming message VIA BRAILLE DISPLAY] SHERLOCK: OK you see that big deck over there where the pool is out back right? We gotta go out over there. You ready in this cold weather? DR. WATSON: [Dictates to her phone] I’m used to it. It’s London! [SHERLOCK reads incoming message VIA BRAILLE DISPLAY] SHERLOCK: All right. [SHERLOCK opens door and DR. WATSON walks through, SHERLOCK stays inside a bit longer and shivers.] SHERLOCK: [Voices] Cold! Credits: Featuring Patrick Vellia and Keenan Gao Produced by Keystone Interpreting Solutions Paid for by the Minnesota Commission of the Deaf, DeafBlind & Hard of Hearing