Following on from our webinar on the European Accessibility Act, we hosted a Q&A to answer viewers questions about the Act and how to become compliant. Aaron Campbell and Sean McCurry from TransPerfect are joined by Valerie Kenyon and Olivier Swain from Hogan Lovells.

Aaron Campbell and Sean McCurry from TransPerfect are joined by Valerie Kenyon and Olivier Swain from Hogan Lovells to discuss the up coming 2025 European Accessibility Act.

TransPerfect Media’s own Ola Kroon and Sevan Nazarian are joined by Dr. Matthias Grundmann of Brehm & Von Moers law firm to discuss the 2025 European Accessibility Act and what it means for the media and entertainment industry.

The demand for audio and video localization is rising in today's globalized world. As technology continues to advance, new trends are emerging in the field, making it easier and more efficient to reach a global audience. In this blog, we will explore some of the latest technology trends in audio and video localization and how they shape the industry.

In today’s world, we are more globally interconnected than ever before. The demand for international content has skyrocketed, prompting the need for effective media localization. Among the key considerations in this process are the methods of translation, or how your audience will digest your media content, and whether subtitling, dubbing, or both are necessary. Both techniques aim to break language barriers, but each comes with its own set of pros and cons. 

Unbeknownst to many, the voice performance industry extends far beyond cartoon animals, cheesy advertisements, and blockbuster film trailers. The remarkable growth of the industry has ushered in a host of opportunities in all types of styles. This allows voice artists to venture into various domains and refine their skills through diverse projects.

Over the years I cast a lot of great voices, from the Looney Tunes to the Star Wars/Clone Wars characters. I defined a methodology for dubbing actors worldwide to be able to recreate these iconic voices as close as possible to the original. But live-action media is a very different animal.

In the world of entertainment production, post-production is a critical process where raw footage and audio are transformed into a cohesive, polished product. Often overlooked by the general public, post-production is a complex and indispensable process that can make or break the final outcome of a film, television show, or any other form of media. In this blog, we will explore the significance of media post-production, delve into its various aspects, and glimpse the future of this evolving industry.

The popularity of accessibility continues to advance globally, allowing everyone, especially those with disabilities, to get the most out of the world around them. As these accommodations become more common, it’s important to recognize that accessibility is not just valuable for preplanned and prerecorded content—especially when almost any event can be live-streamed.

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