SUBTLE - the Subtitlers' Association

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As an association for audiovisual translators, SUBTLE seeks to represent and protect the interests of professionals working in all fields of AVT https://linktr.ee/subtle_subtitlers

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Need another reason to join Subtle? Join us on the last Wednesday of every month in our online meetups, an informal chat where we talk about all the AV topics that get us excited, discuss research papers, share ideas, support each other and grow stronger as a community.

The Subtle logo followed by the headline “Why join Subtle?” followed by the text “Did you know we host monthly online meetups around a specific theme?” A simple illustration shows four people talking to each other in four separate panels.The subtle logo followed by text that says "It's a chance for members to get to know each other, pool knowledge, and of course, have a good vent!"The subtle logo followed by text that says "We hold them on Zoom on the last Wednesday of the month!"The subtle logo followed by text that says "We share how to join the meetups on our Discord and via email." above a cartoon of a laptop with the Subtle logo on the screen." Below text says "Don't miss our next one! Visit subtle-subtitlers.org.uk/join-us to join us today!"

AudioVisual Translators Europe has released a manifesto on the negative impact of ""first come, first served"" automated job assignment systems, commonly known as shark tanks, on translation quality, income, work-life balance and mental health. www.linkedin.com/pulse/avte-s...

AVTE Shark Tank Manifesto

Written by Max Deryagin in consultation with Susana Loureiro, Adriana Tortoriello, Rachel Jones, Miroslav Pošta and Iris C. Permuy.

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How would you describe the unusual and whacky sounds of the fairy tale world? In the latest instalment of "My Favourite Project", Rachel Jones writes about her experience creating German to English subtitles for d/Deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers for four films based on Brothers Grimm fairy tales.

Graphic with a portrait of Rachel Jones beside the “DEFA Fairy Tales” box set cover on a dark red background, with text reading: “Rachel Jones on ‘DEFA Fairy Tales’.”