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FINALIST OF ABC'S AMERICAN INVENTOR SEEKING FUND FOR VIBROTOUCH™ EQUIVALENT TO BEATS BY DRE FOR PEOPLE WITH HEARING LOSS.

"There's this one song, you listen to over and over, and you experience a moment of nostalgia that uplifts your mood. We want to experience the same thing through sight and touch."  - Ann Marie "Jade" Bryan    

My name is Ann Marie Bryan, aka Jade. I'm an independent filmmaker/inventor/producer living in New York. I have a hearing loss. We're seeking donation, endorsement, sponsorship or partnership collaboration to develop a prototype, VESTIBEATS VIBROTOUCH™, which is a ready-to-wear, feel-the-music gear. Not only do we want to develop a physical product, we also want to develop a sight and touch music empire never been done before called ASLTunes™, which is a music video store online subscription incorporated in American Sign Language (ASL) or visual captions for those who can't hear music or lyrics. 

Unfortunately, there's still an ongoing misconception that deaf people do not appreciate music. As you know the Americans love the technological revolution. Technology inspires, motivates, educates, entertains and disappoints some of us. Each time there’s a new emerging technology or some cool product, the developers think that they finally developed something for those who need it the most. We often feel neglected or taken for granted. We lacks ACCESS TO MUSIC. Therefore, I have found the perfect solution for that, and in order to implement this project, I need to raise $100,000 to get started. Please view the 2nd video found below what we plan to do with that money.

                           WILL YOU HELP FUND OUR PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT?

VESTIBEATS VIBROTOUCH™ is not your average piece of technology, but is the latest innovative, hip, fashionable, and trendy design, which is a wireless ready-to-wear feel-the-music technology with multifunction components that work with any MP3 Player or portable gadgets. 

WHO IS THIS PRODUCT FOR?
It’s for everyone!  Of course, the VESTIBEATS VIBROTOUCH™ products will be more favorable to a community of 36 million-plus underserved and overlooked sign-language consumers, post-op Cochlear Implant recipients, late-deafened, those born deaf who never heard music in their lives, and those with deteriorating hearing loss all across America.  There is no product out there in the market being developed for them yet.  Please keep in mind that VESTIBEATS VIBROTOUCH™ products are not limited just to us!  If you like thumbing beats, then this is for you!  I can see the urban community, youth, technology geeks, gadget lovers, athletes, gamers, and musicians ordering my product.

Note: All our intellectual property are trademarked, copyrighted and has filed for patent protection. If you are interested in reviewing our business plan or have questions, email us at vestibeatsgear@gmail.com. Thank you!


FIND OUT HOW YOU CAN HELP BY CLICKING ON OUR WEBSITE.
HELP DEVELOP VIBROTOUCH™ PRODUCTS!
          
We have cancelled our Kickstarter Campaign to relaunch
with a new plan early January 2012! Do come back and visit!

In the meantime, please continue to support our mission!
We really depend on you to help us put our product in the market!

Yes, you will receive the same kind of rewards found on my Kickstarter campaign.

When we relaunch in January, the rewards will be pretty much the same. 
You can go ahead and donate now! Don't wait!
We’re raising money to produce professional quality music videos in American Sign Language for our consumers who can't hear or have access to music video from the internet, such as iTunes, Vevo, Yahoo, etc. Help us develop our own online music video store subscription! Become a backer, sponsor, or endorser and receive great rewards from us! Please take a moment to view both videos to learn about how you can help. Please spread the word.Check out all the music videos we did out of a labor of love.

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