The artistic form Deaf performers built.
Visual vernacular and narrative. Six sessions that end with each person telling one story on camera — usually the best work people make all year.
SL 202 Storytelling
Back to SignCampus- Sessions 6 × 90 min
- Hours 9 h
- Group 10–12
- Format Studio in Beirut
- Opens Early 2027
- Price Announced with the date
About this course
- Visual vernacular turns a story into film without a camera — close-ups, slow motion and cuts, made with the body. You build, rehearse and perform one story of your own.
Who it’s for
- Signers with or without stage experience: actors, dancers, directors, teachers and anyone who wants to tell stories.
Before you start
- SL 201 or the same level.
You’ll be able to
01 — Structure a story for a visual audience.
02 — Use visual vernacular — “camera” angles, rhythm and timing.
03 — Perform your own story on camera.
Course plan
- Session 1 — What makes a signed story
- Session 2 — Visual vernacular — the body as a camera
- Session 3 — Characters and point of view
- Session 4 — Rhythm, pause and surprise
- Session 5 — Rehearsal and feedback
- Session 6 — Your story on camera
How you learn
- Studio sessions plus the SignCampus app: rehearse by recording, get signed feedback between sessions.
Price & payment
- Nothing to pay to apply
- Price announced with the date
- Whish Money or cash, in full or half now, half later
- Deaf learners attend free
Save your place for 2027.
Nothing to pay to apply.