MIND YOUR LANGUAGE, INC
British Sign Language (BSL) Interpreter

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Job Opportunity at Mind Your Language, Inc.
Mind Your Language, Inc. is seeking NRCPD-registered BSL/English interpreters for an on-site studio production in Hoxton, London, beginning 1 September 2026 and running through the end of the year.
You will work on set with Deaf talent and a small crew, providing full communication access in a creative production environment.
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- Provide BSL/English interpreting between the crew and Deaf talent throughout the shoot day
- Support the talent with questions of tone, register, and meaning in specific portions of the script
- Work collaboratively with a minimal crew in a studio setting
Schedule
- Monday to Friday, 9:00am – 6:00pm
- One-hour lunch break
- 9 hours paid per day
- Preparation time paid


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Requirements
- NRCPD-registered (RSLI) BSL/English interpreter
- Available on-site in Hoxton, London
- Comfortable in a studio or production environment; media, film, or theatre experience welcome
- Interest in script and language work, and in supporting Deaf registered Deaf BSL Translators
To apply or ask questions, contact service@mindyourlanguageinc.com.
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