Overview
- The feature debuts Friday, November 13, with the streaming premiere of Being Heumann and day‑one sign language support for F1: The Movie.
- Users must enable Sign Language in the Apple TV app settings and run iOS/iPadOS/macOS/tvOS/visionOS 27.2 or later for the on‑screen interpreter to appear during playback.
- Apple says every interpretation is performed by real, native signers and guided by Directors of Artistic Sign Language (DASLs), and the company is not using AI‑generated interpreters.
- The initial rollout covers a small set of Apple Originals, with Way of the Warrior Kid and Greyhound slated to follow later this year and other titles to be added over time.
- Supported titles will show a Sign Language icon, offer search keywords like “with ASL,” and form a dedicated collection, a move that could reduce reliance on separate sign‑language versions and third‑party overlays used by other streamers.