Disability Minute: Caption with Intention @chicagolighthouse
Disability Minute: Caption with Intention  @chicagolighthouse
Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Closed captioning is getting a major upgrade! In this episode of The Disability Minute, Bella Chojnacki introduces "Caption with Intention," a new system that uses color, font size, and animation to bring emotion, tone, and pacing to captions. Created by Bruno Mazzotti with the Chicago Hearing Society and Rakish Entertainment, it’s already winning awards and gaining industry support as the next standard in accessibility.

Check out the system at captionwithintention.org
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Disability Minute: Caption with Intention

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