2025 has been a landmark year in the development of captioning systems to ensure inclusivity for Deaf and Hard of Hearing audiences. Captions with Intention.
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For most people, the words ‘closed captions’ and ‘subtitles’ may seem to be interchangeable, essentially different words describing the same thing.
With our huge enthusiasm for TV series and movies, it’s probably not surprising that Halloween is one of our favourite times of the year.
Last week, Capital Captions co-owner, Jodene Antoniou, had a great conversation with Larry Mantle
In today’s digital world, online video content often plays a key role within company advertising.
At Capital Captions, not only do we write closed captions for the deaf and hard of hearing, but we also work with video translations in over 30 languages.
At Capital Captions, we specialise in video transcription, translation and captioning across a range of sectors.
Capital Captions handle a wide range of services in working from video to text, from subtitling to transcription and voiceover services.
With an array of different closed caption formats out there it can be a minefield knowing which one to use for your videos. In today’s blog we’ll take a look


