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The information that makes a brief useful
Describe the content, audience and source material, then identify the exact language deliverable. This makes it possible to assess the assignment against the production requirements.
- Source and target language
- Programme or content type
- Available transcript or other source material
- Volume, delivery date and requested format
02
A direct conversation about language
You can discuss the linguistic scope with the person carrying out the work. Share any terminology, editorial guidance or reference material that should inform the translation.
03
Check the fit before scheduling
I have experience with Subtitle Workshop and Aegisub. Include the tools, platform, timing and other technical requirements in your enquiry so we can assess compatibility, scope and availability before scheduling the work.
04
Services and collaboration