Subtitling for the Deaf
and Hard of Hearing
& Closed Captioning
FREE WEBINAR
Take your first steps towards becoming a captioner
Subtitling for the Deaf
What will you learn?
The absolute fundamentals of captoning
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What is subtitling for the deaf and hard of hearing (SDH) and closed captioning (CC)? Is it the same thing?
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What is the difference between regular subtitles and SDH/CC?
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Who are the users of SDH/CC and what are their needs?
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What are the conventions used in SDH/CC?
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What are the most common errors that beginners make when creating SDH/CC?
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What skills do you need to become an SDH subtitler/captioner?
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How to add SDH subtitles/closed captions on social media platforms?
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Find your place in media accessibility
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Agnieszka Walczak, PhD, media accessibility expert, global language operations manager, translator, subtitler, audio describer and translator trainer
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Prof. Agnieszka Szarkowska, audiovisual translation researcher, translator trainer, media localization consultant and academic teacher, head of AVT Lab
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Łukasz Dutka, PhD, translation and subtitling trainer, SDH subtitler and closed captioner, QCer, template creator, respeaker, live subtitler