How to describe music in SDH/CC?
MINI COURSE
Learn to describe the score and render lyrics so deaf viewers get the mood, not just the plot
Describing music and rendering lyrics are two different problems, and this course covers both.
You'll learn how to handle each, then put it straight into practice: listen to real clips and have a go at describing them, with a sample key and discussion to measure your answers against.
There's a quiz to pull it together, and an interview on music in SDH to finish, ten short lessons in all.
Your career in closed captioning starts here
Subtitlers moving into SDH. You already know your way around subtitles. This adds the captioning skills clients increasingly expect, one piece at a time.
Translators and linguists eyeing media accessibility. A low-commitment way to test the water and add a genuinely in-demand skill to what you offer.
Anyone curious about SDH but not ready for the full course. Each mini course takes about an hour, so you can try one part of the job before deciding whether to commit to the whole thing.
Finish the mini course and you'll get a coupon code inside it.
Enter that code when you buy the full SDH course or Become a captioner bundle, and we'll knock €49 off, so the mini course costs you nothing if you decide to go all in.
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How to describe music
How to render lyrics
Quiz on describing music and lyrics
Let's listen to some music
Let's listen to some music (KEY)
Exercise on describing music
Exercise on describing music (SAMPLE & DISCUSSION)
Music in SDH - an interview
What's next?
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Any questions?
Under an hour, plus however long you spend on the exercise. It's self-paced, so that hour is yours to break up however you like.
No. Nothing to put in your diary. You do it when it suits you, as much or as little at a sitting as you want.
Not with the mini course, this one is purely the teaching. The full SDH & CC course is where you get three months' free access to professional subtitling software.
Part of a bigger one, and happily so. This mini course is the music module from our full SDH & CC course, pulled out on its own. Music and lyrics are the bit most people find fiddly, so it also works nicely as a standalone.
You get it back. If you enjoy this mini course and decide to buy the full SDH & CC course, we'll take the €49 you paid here off the price. Worst case, you've spent an hour learning to describe sounds properly. Best case, it costs you nothing.
Of course. Send your organisation details (name, address, VAT number) to [email protected] and we'll sort it out.
Learn how to describe music in SDH/CC