The TV series „Happily ever after party”(Iza poslednje tačke) is a unique 7-episode audiovisual format with a total running time of 56 minutes. By seamlessly weaving together puppetry, animation, and the simultaneous synthesis of vocal speech and sign language embedded directly into the puppet design, the series crafts a bilingual theater that dissolves the barriers between deaf or hard-of-hearing children and their hearing peers.
Delivering an identical level of entertainment and emotional resonance to the entire young audience, the series successfully transmutes technical accessibility mandates into an uninterrupted, immersive narrative flow. In doing so, it achieves the highest echelon of social inclusion and shared audience experience within an art form rooted in the principles of inclusive design from its very conception.
This methodology drives a profound paradigm shift in content creation: it entirely eliminates the challenge of split attention, allowing every child to track both the spoken message and the signed gesture within a unified visual focus. Consequently, it facilitates a natural absorption of the plot progression, rendering the fragmentation of both the frame and the audience obsolete.
Пројекат „Hands-on Stories: Diversity Narratives in Accessible Storytelling” (HANDS) реализује Кластер креативних индустрија Војводине. Пројекат се спроводи у оквиру програма „Innovation. Media. Minds: EU Support to Public Service Journalism in the Western Balkans”, који финансира Европска унија, а спроводи Гете институт (Goethe-Institut) у сарадњи са DW Akademie. Садржај овог програма је искључива одговорност Кластера креативних индустрија Војводине и не одржава нужно ставове Европске уније