Challenges in Games Localisation

Formats: Videos
Topics: Audio-visual translation and subtitling
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Translation project skills

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Duration: 60 minutes.

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Language:אנגלית
Description
Introduction to games localisation. Differences between games localisation and software localisation. The concept of transcreation explained.
Learning objectives
Getting a grasp of the differences between video games localisation and software localisation, as well as the characteristics of games, game typology, and the difficulties they may pose on translators.
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Juan Pablo Sans    View feedback | View all courses
Bio: I am Juan Pablo Sans, a translator specializing in media content for the combinations English/Italian-Spanish. I have seven years of experience in the market with different clients such as SDI Media, Alpha CRC, Seprotec, Treeloc, Frontier Developments, Sintagma, and many other agencies in the market. I am also a language tutor in Cambridge, UK, and a translation trainer. For more information, please check my website www.juanpablosans.com.
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