Remote Lipspeaking – Top Tips
04/04/2020
The lipspeaker makes sure that he/she is clearly visible to the lipreader The lipspeaker should have behind him/her, a solid dark colour background to prevent
Lipspeaker UK is Britain’s only specialist provider of Lipspeakers, British Sign Language (BSL) interpreters, notetakers, speech to text reporters (STTR) and deaf coaches both in person and online. We provide a forensic lipreading service and produce expert witness statements in both lipreading and lipspeaking.
We are an award winning company that provides an exceptional, affordable, friendly service to deaf people as well as to corporate business, the private sector and all government departments.
Managed by deaf people, for deaf people with in-house qualified Lipspeakers and BSL interpreters providing a professional service to all.
The lipspeaker makes sure that he/she is clearly visible to the lipreader The lipspeaker should have behind him/her, a solid dark colour background to prevent
We want to encourage as many people to learn British Sign Language (BSL) as possible. We invite you and your family to enter our weekly
After taking on a number of new clients, Lipspeaker UK Ltd are currently reviewing and updating all internal processes. With that in mind, please send
All of our Language Service Professionals (LSP’s) are qualified, registered and insured. Some hold (Developed Vetting) security clearance for the government and all are police checked though the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS).
We are a reliable, unique lipspeaker booking company offering a premier service at an affordable price. Run by qualified and experienced lipspeakers, we cover national and international work. Bookable by text, email and our on-line booking form.
A Lipspeaker is a hearing person trained to repeat a speaker’s message to lipreaders accurately, without using their voice. They produce clearly the shape of words, the flow, rhythm and phrasing of natural speech and repeat the stress as used by the speaker. The lipspeaker also uses facial expression, natural gesture and fingerspelling (if requested) to aid the lipreader’s understanding. A lipspeaker may be asked to use their voice thus enabling the lipreader to benefit from any residual hearing.
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