Sleeping Beauty page 8
K.J. Boal
kjoanne403 at HOTMAIL.COM
Thu May 3 17:02:50 UTC 2007
>From: "Adam Frost" <adam at frostvillage.com>
>Reply-To: sw-l at majordomo.valenciacc.edu
>To: sw-l at majordomo.valenciacc.edu
>Subject: Re: [sw-l] Sleeping Beauty page 8
>Date: Wed, 2 May 2007 22:50:29 -0700
>
>Before I make my comments on this, I can see your writing skills improving
>vastly. It is very exciting to see your writing. :-)
Thanks, Adam!
>The very first sign, I am guessing, was hard for you to see what she was
>doing because my trained video eyes saw something different than what you
>wrote (although it is very close for lack of clarity). :-)
You're absolutely right: I knew she was doing something but I had no idea
what!
>She is spelling
>out SO. At first, I thought that she was doing it with both hands, but it
>turns out that her non-dominate hand is just up in a relaxed position. I
>don't know if she is prepping for the next sign, or if she was going to
>sign
>something else and changed it at last minute. (To be honest, I don't know
>if
>Darlene would be able to tell you if we asked her right now. Ha!) But that
>is what she is doing here in the video.
Ahh... yes, I see. I did have a lot of trouble seeing what she was doing.
Thank you! :-)
>Now, you mentioned about that the sign for "fairy" was giving you problems.
>First off, you picked the right symbols. However, I need to correct you
>just
>like I have needed to correct others before. There is no "right and left"
>handshapes. All of the palm facings are possible for both the left and
>right
>hand. There are just less commonly used palm facing for the right hand
>while
>more for the left, and visa versa.
Okay, thanks. :-) Good to know!
>Now about the writing. The initial
>handshape for "fairy" should be rotated a little in to match the video
>(although it is very minor). More importantly is that the rotation arrows
>should be changed.
Those give me so much trouble... and I know I'm not the only one!
>You have it so that the hands are moving as if you would
>be signing "open-door" which is VERY hard to do here. :-) It should be the
>rotation that would be used for signing "open-door-out."
You're quite right... my mistake!
>The sign after "fairy" has a brow raise in the video followed by a pause.
You're right... topic marker... I have the brow raise in my handwritten
notes, but obviously I forgot to put it into SignText! Oops...
>I saw the facial expression and the sign in the last column as one sign.
I saw those as separate: the one-hand showed the first fairy approaching the
baby, and then she reacted to seeing Princess Aurora.
>Just some of my comments on this part that you have done. :-)
>
>Adam
And I thank you for them! :-)
KJ
>
>On 4/30/07, kjoanne403 at hotmail.com <kjoanne403 at hotmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>Hi again everyone -
>>
>>I had some trouble with the sign for "fairy"... I've actually ended up
>>using a left-hand symbol for the right hand and vice versa because
>>(intuitively) I needed the end-position fingers pointing the opposite
>>direction from the beginning-position fingers... that may technically be a
>>mistake. Thoughts?
>>
>>KJ
>>
>>------------------------------
>>Load message into SignText
>>
>>Courtesy of SignBank.org <http://www.signbank.org>
>>
>>feb5bbfacb19e8a3564e5a16bc643c8e = feb5bbfacb19e8a3564e5a16bc643c8e
>>
>>
>>
><< SO.png >>
><< Fairy.png >>
><< open-door.png >>
><< open-door-out.png >>
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