From new born to 5yrs old, first session every thursday morning outside school Holidays takes the worry out of trying to watch a movie and keeping the little ones quiet. Lights are down low, so if Bub needs a feed you can see what you are doing.
It's a special screening for parents who have a squirming, gurgling, fidgeting, bawling bundle of joy who may be the most beautiful baby in the world but who's not the ideal movie companion.
Until now, you've probably avoided turning up at the cinema with a baby and all that goes with it - like prams, baby bags and embarrassment. But Babes in Arms sessions are just for you and all the other parents who
have missed the best the big screen has to offer just because the apple of their eye decides to compete with the Dolby surround system.
Everybody is in the same boat at these screenings - and a lot of the audience is in nappies. So nobody cares!
Check the session page to see whats playing this week!
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Hear it when you can’t see it, and enjoy the latest movies with your friends and family.
Who uses audio described movies?
People who are blind or have a vision impairment find it a great way to share the movie experience with friends and family.
How to see an audio described movie
• You can go to any session of a movie that has been audio described, it does not have to be a designated session.
• Ask for a headset for audio description when youbuy your ticket.
There is no extra charge for the audio description service.
Captions can help you...
• Understand exactly what is being said
• See other sound effects and music in the movie displayed as text.
Who uses captions?
Everyone is welcome to see captioned movies. Some people who find them useful include:
• People who are Deaf or have hearing loss
• Learners of English as a second language
• Friends and family of all the above!
Look for the OC symbol in our cinema’s session times to find a captioned session.
Prices are the same as for the non-captioned version of the movie.
How to find out more
Visit 'Session Times' and view our listings of all audio described movies.
For any further information, please contact the Deakin Cinema Complex |
