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Have you ever turned down a subtitling project because the client didn't have a script in a document and you didn't know where to start when it comes to using pricey subtitling software? Well, there's a simpler way around such projects... Tap into the power of YouTube to learn how to work on both the audio transcription and the respective translation and provide top-quality subtitles to clients.
Description
You'll learn to transcribe and translate subtitles on YouTube videos. This includes synchronizing subtitles in order to generate an accurate, time-coded file in different formats currently used in the subtitling industry.
Training program:
Uploading video files to YouTube
Transcribing the original audio
Translating subtitles into different languages
Exporting the finished subtitle file into frequently used formats
Offering subtitling services through YouTube
Some feedback from others on this course's trainer:
"As usual, Rafa is a great presenter and knows what she is talking about." Yetta J Bogarde
"Engaging content, very friendly. I sent a question after the webinar. It was answered promptly and completely." Elani Koogle
Target audience
Freelancers who may not be familiar with transcription and subtitling, but want to learn more about audio transcription, synchronization, time-coding, and subtitling formats.
Learning objectives
» Subtitling tricks
» Synchronization
» Playback control
» Different subtitling formats
Prerequisites
None! This webinar will introduce attendees to the basics of subtitling in YouTube.
Program
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» Uploading video files to YouTube
» Transcribing the original audio
» Translating subtitles into different languages
» Exporting the finished subtitle file into frequently used formats
» Offering subtitling services through YouTube
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Bio: Rafa Lombardino is a translator and journalist from Brazil who lives in California. She has been working as a translator since 1997 and, in 2011, started to join forces with self-published authors to translate their work into Portuguese and English. In addition to acting as content curator at eWordNews, she also runs Word Awareness, a small network of professional translators, and coordinates a project called Contemporary Brazilian Short Stories (CBSS) to promote Brazilian literature worldwide.
Yetta J Bogarde
