I'd also be interested in this. I think that the movie studios would have to give permission though in these cases which is sad since there is a lot of movies that haven't been described. Like Heavy Weights, The Sandlot, The 3 Ninjas movies, Stand By Me, and more. I also heard that blind TV had audio described South Park but I have no idea how they got it or where it’s from. I'd love to be able to listen to that as well! You also sometimes get the second season and on described for TV shows but like with Bob’s Burgers season1 has never been described.

is major pain described? If so, I would really really really love to get it!

@4, I made this described version of Major Payne.   I would be happy to share it  for anyone who wants to download it.   it's narrated by Microsoft Eva, as is my Home Alone 2.

Post six. Please please please! Somehow! I would really love to watch it! I haven’t seen it since it was a really known movie back in the 90s!

Here's dropbox links to the movies.  I'll keep them up for a couple of days.

Major Payne

Home Alone 2

No way! That's awesome! Thanks for the update!!

To start, I had most the movie memorized, so I was able to fill in about 90% of the description myself.  Where I couldn't fill in the gaps, I had some sighted assistance.

I dropped the video into my digital audio workstation, at the time was Sonar, and  then set up a second audio track.
I, then opened up notepad and created a blank text document.
I changed my NVDA voice to Eva and set the speed at 60 and  pitch at  default, and volume at full.
I, then, lined out of the computer into my interface  into an input I could mute.
Since the interface ddn't send audio to my computer, the sound sources are separate.
I would, then, type out what I wanted NVDA to say on the notepad, each line was a different set of phrases, so if I wanted to say some things in the first line, I'd  type it out, and when I wanted a break before the second line or to break up  a line, I'd put it on the next line of the notepad. so all I had to do was push the down arrow key when I wanted it to talk and say the next set of events.
I would record the voice in segments, and when it was done, just render the MP3, and hazaa.  audio described movie.

I'll be the first to admit it's not anything special.  I just wanted to really see if I could do it.  I tried doing the verbal description myself, but I found that I couldn't bring myself to be as consistent, so I switched to using the screen reader.  There's no excessive breathing,  puffing on the mic, and hissing from the description track, so that helps a lot. 

It took me about a day and a  half to do this movie on a regular 8 hour work day, with breaks, so it wasn't difficult, just tedious.

Yes, that's why I mentioned that.   I wish they all were, and I wonder what version of the movie it is.    I like the international version better than the US release.

well there are some changes like the basketball scene, the ninjas lose the game as opposed to winning, but Rocky beats up the bully at the end.

There are some other things like the three "boneheads" as they called themselves, tie up the clerk and fire their guns in the store, plus additional scenes and dialog.

The US release have the Ninjas winning the basketball game.

I can sugggest another good movie that could use description, and it'd fit the theme of this forum.

The movie "The Wizard".  from 1989.  For those who have no idea, it's about a kid who travels with his younger brother, after escaping a caretaking home, to cross the country to join a video game tournament.  Really good movie.

Oh sweet.  I'm glad to know that.  Yeah the Wizard is an awesome movie, or so I thought it was.