Institutional videos in LIS
Presentations, messages and official communications designed from the outset for a signing audience too.
Learn moreOur services are delivered in Italian and Italian Sign Language (LIS). This page is an informational translation. Original version in Italian
Accessible audiovisual production studio · A department of CREI
We design and produce accessible videos and digital content, combining Italian Sign Language (LIS), audiovisual production and linguistic and cultural expertise.
Showreel in preparation
A showreel of our work is not online yet. Here you can see how we work: framing, subtitles and review.
Framing
Signing space, rule of thirds and a neutral background.
Subtitles
Synchronised tracks, reading times and line breaks.
LIS review
Checking the language quality before delivery.
What we do
MultimediLIS is the CREI department dedicated to audiovisual content. We combine direction, filming and editing with LIS language design and knowledge of Deaf culture.
We work with public and private organisations that want to reach a wider audience. Where the project calls for it, we involve native Deaf signers in design, production and language review.
Main services
Presentations, messages and official communications designed from the outset for a signing audience too.
Learn moreFrom a text or an existing video to LIS content, carefully crafted in language and visual delivery.
Learn moreTeaching modules and online courses accessible in LIS, with subtitles and a structure designed for learning.
Learn moreCarefully checked, legible and synchronised subtitles, with sound cues where they help.
Learn moreShort, vertical videos and social campaigns with LIS and subtitles designed for each platform.
Learn moreVideos in LIS for collections, exhibitions, archaeological sites and cultural venues, made together with the client.
Learn moreOpening videos, teasers, recaps and campaign materials with LIS built in.
Learn moreStrategic support for building LIS and audiovisual accessibility into your communication plans.
Learn moreWhy it matters
LIS is a language in its own right: content designed in LIS allows full and direct understanding.
Subtitles and a clear visual structure help people who watch without sound, or in a language that is not their first.
Accessibility becomes a concrete part of your identity and reputation, not a last-minute formality.

Our approach
How readable signing is depends on light, framing, background and the rhythm of the edit. That is why linguistic and technical choices are made at the same table.
How we work
We define goals, audience, distribution channels and constraints. We understand who will receive the content and in what context.
We structure the message, text, length and format. LIS is considered from the writing and direction stage, not added afterwards.
The source text is adapted to LIS, with native Deaf signers involved where the project calls for it.
Filming, lighting, framing and editing are designed to keep the signing legible and the overall quality high.
We check linguistic delivery, subtitle sync and technical consistency before handover.
We supply files in the agreed formats, with guidance on publishing and using the materials to best effect.
Sectors
Projects
We will publish here only documented projects that have been authorised. In the meantime, here are some types of project we can deliver.
Project type · Public administration
Explaining to citizens how to access an online service.
Project type · Museums and culture
Making the main works of a collection accessible.
FAQ
In the first case LIS is added to content already conceived for listening. In the second, LIS is considered from the design stage: framing, timing, graphics and editing are built to make it readable and natural.
Where the project calls for it, we involve native Deaf signers and people with specific linguistic expertise. The make-up of the team is defined during the analysis stage.
Yes. We can adapt existing content into LIS and add subtitles, and we will work out together the best solution for your source material.
Accessible audiovisual content is an important part, but compliance depends on many factors. We can show you how our materials fit into your path, without replacing a specific check.
It depends on length, complexity and the number of contents. After a first conversation we will propose a realistic schedule.
Fill in the form on the Contact page describing the project: we will get back to you to explore needs and timing.
Tell us about the project: we will work out together the right format, timing and solution.