The problem with being a volunteer, unpaid, indie audio describer is that your enthusiasm often outstrips the time you have, and you wind up doing dumb things.

Like starting another script.

#audioDescription

Currently writing #AudioDescription for the 2000 series "Coupling" by Steven Moffat.

Episode 4 "Inferno" has a dinner-party scene where everyone is mad at everyone else, and nobody is talking, so for about 2 minute it's all the body language of people snubbing each other while saying nothing. Marvelous to describe!

It's been a while (years even) since I updated the old website. Here's a hugely expanded curated list of useful resources and links for #AudioDescription for #museums and #art. First updated page, more to come (probably slowly).

https://brett.coulstock.id.au/audio-description-in-art-and-museums.html

Another month has been and gone! Here's a few interesting #AudioDescription things for your consideration, education and elucidation. Enjoy.

https://vividlanguage.bearblog.dev/audio-description-links-04-2026/

I curate a list of interesting #AudioDescription links every month, and here's the list for October.

Excellent programme from the BBC "Ways of Not Seeing" about subjectively audio describing art.

https://vividlanguage.bearblog.dev/audio-description-links-10-2025/

Just read a really thoughtful essay on #libraries and #LLMs from @copystar , delightfully riddled with rabbit holes to explore.

https://librarian.aedileworks.com/2025/09/20/libraries-and-large-language-models-as-cultural-technologies-and-two-kinds-of-power/