Whilst Capital Captions currently steer clear of AI captioning as part of our human-loving ethos, we regularly run quality checks and proofreading on automated captions for our clients. This blog includes our professional checklist on the most important aspects to check and amend on closed captions when working on QC of AI captions.
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When distributing video content, accessibility is important because it ensures you’re your film reaches the widest possible audience. Closed captions are often the first port of call when it comes to accessibility for video content, but for Deaf and Hard of Hearing viewers, sign language can be crucial.
Making accessibility services videos to ensure inclusion is crucial because it ensures that everyone, regardless of ability or background, can fully engage with and benefit from video content.
Subtitles are used all over the world to help make video content more accessible. To viewers, the concept behind subtitling is a very simple thing.
International films are often subtitled as dialogue only, with foreign speakers in mind. However, when it comes to submitting to festivals
At Capital Captions, we regularly work with performers and production companies to bring their theatrical and musical performances to the big screen.
Thinking of submitting your film to international festivals? When it comes to film festivals, closed captioning can be easily overlooked, but is often a crucial element of your submission.
Anybody old enough to remember life before Netflix existed will recall the elation they felt at discovering what was an unfathomably low-cost,
At Capital Captions, we love working with subtitling and closed captioning children’s TV shows. We are highly experienced
It’s no secret that closed captions for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing are a broadcast requirement for video especially in recent years