MICA Scoop TV Coverages


CES 2010 in Las Vegas 

Check out all the latest technology and cool gadgets for 2010!

GDW INTERVIEW WITH JADE, INVENTOR OF MUSIC VEST 

from i DEAF NEWS on Vimeo.

MICA CINEMA SHOWCASE 2010 DIVERSITY IN ENTERTAINMENT: 

WHY IT MATTERS TO BE SUPPORTED

MICA Scoop TV media covered USA Network's Character Approved event on February 25, 2010 to honor 10 individuals who are making impacts in America. Hundreds braved the snowstorm, just to celebrate, network and party.


Visit USA Network's website to learn about the honorees.


USA Network's Character Approved Awards honor the real characters who are changing the face of American Culture. Character Approved honorees are innovators in their field who influence our opinions, our style, and our view of the world. They surprise us and inspire us with fresh ideas. They are celebrated by their peers and they have an authentic style that's all their own.
A brief introduction clips covering Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week featuring celebrities, backstage and front of house interviews, fashion shows and more!


MICA CREW


Queen Jade - DP/MICA CreatorDiana Beato - Videophrapher/DPJubil Khan- InterviewerLatoya Banks- Secondary InterviewerSteve Martinez - PhotographerNori Kuroda - Photographer
DEVELOPING MICA RUNWAY 2008

from i DEAF NEWS on Vimeo.


MICA RUNWAY is the leading arts and entertainment high-end event in New York City exclusively dedicated to showcasing works by emerging filmmakers, up-and-coming fashion designers, striving talents, literary and visual artists who utilize American Sign Language (ASL). MICA RUNWAY strives to provide access to the film, fashion, art and visual art worlds for these individuals who may be intimidated, oppressed or ignored by the gatekeepers of the elite art, fashion and entertainment industries.MICA stands for Multicultural International Consortium of [Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing] Artists and Advocates is celebrating its ten-year Anniversary. This year's theme is GREEN FASHIONOLOGY, fusion of eco-fashion, futuristic and technology.We have cultivated a loyal group of a hip, young generation (aged 18-39) who want to keep in touch with new developments in the arts, fashion and technology. These groups of people strive to be in-the-know about the latest happenings, buzz and trends in the city


M I C A stands for Multicultural International Constorium (of Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing) Artists and Advocates. Check us out!


MERCEDES-BENZ FASHION WEEK (2010)













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