 We knew from the very beginning that we needed to have a deaf videographer team, because how can you film a series in American Sign Language with hearing videographers? They don't know even what they're seeing. They don't know how to do the editing. They don't know what they'd be clipping. Vermillion says accessibility was another large component, including making videos free to access on YouTube, adding Spanish and English captioning and voiceovers from some of the actors.