Closed Captioning, Translation and Forced Narrative or Forced Subtitles
by JodeneAntoniou
Preparing videos for broadcast distribution can be a long, complex process. Closed captioning is a legal requirement for broadcast productions.
Our Top 5 Closed Caption Types and How They Work
Creating closed captions is an incredibly diverse business, involving not only a huge range of project styles but also a massive variety of caption formats and broadcaster requirement
Subtitles for Education
Current global events have exponentially ramped up the use of online video content for e-learning which means having Subtitles for Education content is getting more important.
Caption Services for Home Learning and Remote Working
During the coronavirus pandemic, many businesses have been spreading their messages and keeping their customers engaged
Translation Services During Lockdowns and Reliable Subtitle Burning
The world seems to be in a spin right now. With the coronavirus spreading fast, many businesses are facing difficult times ahead.
Working with Subtitle Companies to Boost SEO
In today’s digital world, online video content often plays a key role within company advertising.
The Top Five Hardest Languages to Subtitle
At Capital Captions, we work with subtitle translation services in over 50 different languages.
Document Translation for Subtitles – The Pros and Cons
Many international companies nowadays work with video translations and foreign subtitles to reach audiences worldwide.
Quality Control for Foreign Subtitles and Translation
Making the decision to translate your subtitles into different languages can be the best decision you could make in terms of widening your audience.
Closed Caption Conversions for Broadcast
Whether you are targeting audiences online or via traditional broadcast mediums, getting your closed captions right first time can be a time saver.
