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Hi all,

Hope you're well and able to find joy and smile during these dark times.

I'm Dilara, and I wanted to reach out because I’d love to learn how to sign to a song called If The World Was Ending by JP Saxe. I love this song and it touches my soul for some reason.

I’m an actor because I’m so curious about us beings- why we do what we do, our mind, body and soul. I’m curious about all the beings and how we live. Therefore, I no longer want to wait for a role/an acting job where I have the opportunity to learn how to sign- I just wanted to reach out and ask now- to learn and experience now.

It’s not for a specific cause, I will post the video on Instagram and of course share why I’m doing this and bring awareness to LOVE and learning new things. And how beautiful it is to be alive and be with one another. Of course, at times like this, if you were to carry out classes over Skype then I would love to SHARE about you under my video so that people who are at home and have free time now, and who wanted to learn BSL for the longest time can have access and reach out to you.

So, I was wondering if any of you could teach me how to sign to the lyrics of this song? I'm not insta famous or anything and I don't want to learn to sign to this song and film it in order to make money- I just want to bring the physicality of expression via signing to this song. I've always wanted to learn how to sign and maybe I want to do this now because I see it as an opportunity to learn something new whilst self isolating AND also encourage other who may be on the same boat as me.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Warm regards,
Dilara

 
 
 

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