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Lisette Martineau, B.A., B.Ed.
Lisette Martineau, B.A., B.Ed.  Identity Verified
Canada
Local time: 00:18
English to French
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Very informative Nov 14, 2008

The article VIDEO TRANSLATION 101 is well written,
extremely informative and interesting.

Thank you for sharing with us your insight into this very
special world of translation.

While this type of work is enjoyable,
always expect the unexpected and be
prepared to deal with it.


Lisette Martineau, B.A., B.Ed
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The article VIDEO TRANSLATION 101 is well written,
extremely informative and interesting.

Thank you for sharing with us your insight into this very
special world of translation.

While this type of work is enjoyable,
always expect the unexpected and be
prepared to deal with it.


Lisette Martineau, B.A., B.Ed
Translations Paris Traductions
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Gennady Lapardin
Gennady Lapardin  Identity Verified
Russian Federation
Local time: 08:18
Italian to Russian
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I like this article Oct 23, 2012

Thank you, José Henrique!

It would be useful as well to see/know (in general, monitor) a minimal "basket" for each type of video (e.g., from YouTube) translation (hard+soft only and maybe licensing, without rates and rent/lease).

[Edited at 2012-10-23 20:34 GMT]
 
José Henrique Lamensdorf
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Brazil
Local time: 02:18
English to Portuguese
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In memoriam
There is more... Oct 23, 2012

If you liked it and want to read more articles on this subject or of this kind, you'll find them on my web site, mostly under VIDEO and BLOG?

http://www.lamensdorf.com.br

At least there I update them occasionally. My article on Proz about working from audio files, published on the Translation Journal too, has become blatantly obsolete, however neither was "psychologically" prepared ... See more
If you liked it and want to read more articles on this subject or of this kind, you'll find them on my web site, mostly under VIDEO and BLOG?

http://www.lamensdorf.com.br

At least there I update them occasionally. My article on Proz about working from audio files, published on the Translation Journal too, has become blatantly obsolete, however neither was "psychologically" prepared to ever receive an article update


NOTE: My BLOG? has a question mark, because the blog concept implies adding new stuff every (other?) day. I just keep these updated now and then, new additions are rare. ▲ Collapse
 


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