Isbn: 9798170942343 - dubbing decoded: a non-technical production guide to localizing film & tv content for global audiences (4 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Every streaming platform promises "available worldwide." Almost nobody explains what actually has to happen to make that true. Getting a piece of film or television content into nineteen languages touches almost every department on a production - legal, security, marketing, finance, and a network of external vendors most production people have never had to manage before. Dubbing Decoded is the practical, non-technical guide that walks through that entire process in order, written for the people suddenly responsible for it, not the linguists doing the actual translation. The book covers the full pipeline: planning a language rollout and the deliverables a dubbing house actually needs, keeping pre-release content secure as it moves through a wider and riskier vendor chain, selecting and briefing a dubbing partner, casting and approving voices, adapting a script rather than simply translating it, running and signing off a recording session, and understanding the technical standards - from broadcaster specs to what a DCP actually is - that a finished dub has to meet. Inside, you'll find: A step-by-step walkthrough of the entire dubbing pipeline - from selecting a dubbing house and casting approval through script adaptation, recording, mixing, and final QCA plain-English chapter on AI dubbing voices - what's technically possible, what's contractually and ethically fair to voice artists, plus a full appendix of current AI voice toolsA dedicated content-security chapter built around the Motion Picture Association's Content Security Best Practices and the Trusted Partner Network shield program, including how a real TPN assessment and questionnaire actually runsA full multi-language launch timeline redrawn from a real studio project plan, realistic budget ranges by language, and a territory-by-territory look at voice actor rightsA song and music dubbing chapter built directly from a real production's recording workflow - casting a singing voice, lyric translation and adaptation, and running the sessionA dedicated chapter on technical delivery standards and Digital Cinema Packages (DCPs), plus quick-reference appendices for vendor selection, casting briefs, and technical delivery Whether you're planning your first multi-language rollout, briefing a dubbing house for the first time, or simply trying to understand what happens to a title between "picture lock" and "available in nineteen languages," this book gives you a complete, structured reference - read start to finish, or kept close and dipped into chapter by chapter as each stage of a real project comes up. Book One in the Film and TV Production Guides series, from the publishers of the Career Series (Behind the Slate, Foot in the Door, and Nail That Interview). This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Every streaming platform promises "available worldwide." Almost nobody explains what actually has to happen to make that true. Getting a piece of film or television content into nineteen languages touches almost every department on a production - legal, security, marketing, finance, and a network of external vendors most production people have never had to manage before. Dubbing Decoded is the practical, non-technical guide that walks through that entire process in order, written for the people suddenly responsible for it, not the linguists doing the actual translation. The book covers the full pipeline: planning a language rollout and the deliverables a dubbing house actually needs, keeping pre-release content secure as it moves through a wider and riskier vendor chain, selecting and briefing a dubbing partner, casting and approving voices, adapting a script rather than simply translating it, running and signing off a recording session, and understanding the technical standards - from broadcaster specs to what a DCP actually is - that a finished dub has to meet. Inside, you'll find: A step-by-step walkthrough of the entire dubbing pipeline - from selecting a dubbing house and casting approval through script adaptation, recording, mixing, and final QCA plain-English chapter on AI dubbing voices - what's technically possible, what's contractually and ethically fair to voice artists, plus a full appendix of current AI voice toolsA dedicated content-security chapter built around the Motion Picture Association's Content Security Best Practices and the Trusted Partner Network shield program, including how a real TPN assessment and questionnaire actually runsA full multi-language launch timeline redrawn from a real studio project plan, realistic budget ranges by language, and a territory-by-territory look at voice actor rightsA song and music dubbing chapter built directly from a real production's recording workflow - casting a singing voice, lyric translation and adaptation, and running the sessionA dedicated chapter on technical delivery standards and Digital Cinema Packages (DCPs), plus quick-reference appendices for vendor selection, casting briefs, and technical delivery Whether you're planning your first multi-language rollout, briefing a dubbing house for the first time, or simply trying to understand what happens to a title between "picture lock" and "available in nineteen languages," this book gives you a complete, structured reference - read start to finish, or kept close and dipped into chapter by chapter as each stage of a real project comes up. Book One in the Film and TV Production Guides series, from the publishers of the Career Series (Behind the Slate, Foot in the Door, and Nail That Interview). This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …