New York S09888 mandates that motion picture theaters showing more than ten films weekly must schedule at least one-quarter of their showings with.
New York S09888 requires motion picture theaters that offer more than ten showings per week to schedule at least one-quarter of their showings with open motion picture captioning. This applies to films with four or more showings in a week. The bill defines open motion picture captioning as the on-screen display of dialogue and non-speech information. It also provides exceptions, such as for films produced without open captioning, and outlines penalties for violations, including civil penalties of up to $100 for the first violation and up to $500 for subsequent violations.
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