Why you should consider becoming a BSL interpreter
If you’ve ever thought about becoming a BSL interpreter, then hopefully this short blog post will help push you in the right direction.
If you’ve ever thought about becoming a BSL interpreter, then hopefully this short blog post will help push you in the right direction.
Captioning companies come in all different shapes and sizes, so how do you choose one that’s right for you? We explain the 3 things to look out for.
With the help of a forensic lip reading expert, the Crown Prosecution Service were able to convict Nat Fraser of murdering his wife. Here’s how.
If your staff are staying home this winter, remote captions might help them be more productive in their work. Discover how and why here:
With 1-in-6 people in the UK affected by hearing loss the chances are you’ve met someone recently who was hard of hearing without even realising. Did you do any of these things?
Captioning services come in all different shapes and sizes, but fall into two main categories; live and offline. We explain both here:
Stenographers are usually thought of as the people in courtrooms that type out everything that’s said during a trial. But the question is, how do stenographers type so fast?
In this short article, we explain what offline captions are, why they’re helpful, and how you can add them to your videos.
Not to be confused with lipreading, there is a branch of the deaf and hard of hearing world which most people don’t know about – lipspeaking.
Here are 3 ways in which you can help make your workplace environment safer and easier for those who are deaf or hard of hearing.