What guidelines are available regarding audio description for children?
Audio Description (AD) is a commentary describing the body language, expressions and movements in television programmes. A set of guidelines is available for children's audio description, provided by Ofcom.
These guidelines are :
"Children’s programmes: Language and pace of delivery for children’s TV needs particular care, with regard to the target audience's age and background, as well as feedback from children and their parents. A more intimate style may be appropriate than would be the case for programmes aimed at adults."
Further information can be found on the Ofcom website.
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