Creating Accessible and Inclusive Video
1h 20mGeneral2024-03-13
Authors

Ashley Kennedy
Managing Staff Instructor at LinkedIn Learning
Course details
Prioritizing accessibility throughout the production process is essential for creating inclusive video content. In this course, join LinkedIn Learning staff instructor Ashley Kennedy to learn how to create video projects that are accessible to the widest possible audience and that reflect best practices for promoting inclusion—from casting and crew selection to writing, editing, and fine-tuning assets and scripts.
Explore the fundamentals of why you should focus on creating more accessible and more inclusive video content. Get started curating video experiences and forming connections with a wide variety of audiences, planning and testing for accessibility along the way. Ashley offers insights and practical strategies to create inclusive video content that features a diverse array of topics, curates scripts and content with diversity and inclusion in mind, recruits and casts diverse crew and talent, avoids jargon and insider terms, and more.
Explore the fundamentals of why you should focus on creating more accessible and more inclusive video content. Get started curating video experiences and forming connections with a wide variety of audiences, planning and testing for accessibility along the way. Ashley offers insights and practical strategies to create inclusive video content that features a diverse array of topics, curates scripts and content with diversity and inclusion in mind, recruits and casts diverse crew and talent, avoids jargon and insider terms, and more.
Skills covered
AccessibilityVideo ProductionWorkplace EquityInclusive LeadershipDiversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI)User ExperienceVideoLeadership and ManagementOne-Off
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Prioritize video accessibility and inclusivity
1. Why Create Accessible and Inclusive Videos
- 02 - Benefits of creating an accessible experience
- 03 - Benefits of creating inclusive content
2. Create an Accessible Experience
- 04 - Be thoughtful about color, contrast, and light
- 05 - Optimize for text clarity
- 06 - Create captions for all audiences
- 07 - Create subtitles and consider other localization strategies
- 08 - Create a transcript
- 09 - Create audio descriptions
- 10 - Include a sign language interpreter
- 11 - Choose accessible video and audio formats
- 12 - Choose an accessible video player
- 13 - Plan proactively and test for accessibility
3. Create Inclusive Content
- 14 - Be thoughtful about featuring diverse video topics
- 15 - Script with diversity and inclusion in mind
- 16 - Avoid jargon, buzzwords, and insider terms
- 17 - Recruit a diverse video crew
- 18 - Cast diverse talent
- 19 - Prioritize diverse asset creation and curation
Conclusion
- 20 - Next steps
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