See What I Mean

See What I Mean is a documentary about people with a hearing impairment, and those who identify as deaf. It tells the stories of a family who were all born deaf, and a journalist who began to lose her hearing in her twenties. It features footage of deaf community events including rugby, an education meeting and socialising at the Deaf Club. This was the documentary that first presented the idea of 'Deaf Culture' on New Zealand television, relating it to protest activities by the American deaf community. The film was directed by Shirley Horrocks (Kiwiana, The New Oceania).

Key Cast & Crew

Roger Horrocks

Writer, Research

Shirley Horrocks

Director, Producer, Writer

Miranda Harcourt

Narrator

Paul Stent

Voice Recording

Dave Hurley

Sound Recordist

Graham Ridding

Post-Production Sound