Need a great read to curl up with while the weather changes? Look no more, issue 12 of Deep Focus is here! With interesting articles on timing of subtitles, improving mental skills, ready-to-use subtitling tools, localization of niche films and series, and a brand new column about cultural references from the US and the UK.Īre you ready for Issue 11 of Deep Focus? Enjoy articles on machine translation for subtitling, tips for creating great KNPs, audiodescription and what life was before it existed, different variants of French, and the Uruguayan Translation and Interpreting Conference in August, as well as the recap of our Instagram Lives, the Division’s presence on social media, and upcoming conferences and courses on our “ audiovisual radar.” Follow this yellow brick road to find the magical land of AVT.Īre you ready for a Special Edition of Deep Focus with a recap of all the audiovisual translation events in 2021? Read the extended abstracts of all the ATA 62 AVD talks, and check out the h ighlights of what is being said about audiovisual translation in the most influential summits, conferences, and organizations of the past year: APTRAD, the CTTIC, the CITA, and Languages & The Media. We like to mix things up here in the AVD, so we have put together the most special of issues, ahead of International Translation Day on September 30th.ĭid you ever want to ask an audiovisual translator how they took their first steps in the industry? Wait no more and read our “ Yellow Brick Road” Deep Focus edition, where 15 seasoned audiovisual translators tell us how it all began for them.
We look forward to hearing your ideas and expertise! If you would like to collaborate with the periodical, please get in touch with Ana Gabriela Gonzalez Meade. The submission deadline for our next edition of Deep Focus, our quarterly newsletter, is in February, 2023. Finish 2022 on a high note, reading our latest Deep Focus! Issue 14 is bursting with articles on audiodescription, hotkeys for subtitling, eye-tracking research, Korean subtitling, tips for starting a career in AVT, and a review of the ICAIT conference!
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