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How to fill out sub-titles:

1. Start by determining the main topic or theme of the content you are working with. This will help you identify the key points that need to be highlighted in the sub-titles.
2. Break down the main topic into smaller sections or sub-topics. These will serve as the basis for your sub-titles. Make sure each sub-topic is clear and concise.
3. Use keywords or phrases that accurately reflect the content of each section. This will help readers quickly understand what to expect in that particular part of the content.
4. Avoid using long sentences or sentences that are difficult to understand. Keep the sub-titles simple and direct to ensure clarity.
5. Consider using a consistent formatting style for your sub-titles. This can include using a specific font, size, or color to make them stand out and easy to read.
6. Review and revise your sub-titles to ensure they effectively capture the essence of each section and accurately represent the content that follows.

Who needs sub-titles:

1. People with hearing impairments: Sub-titles provide an essential means of accessing audio or video content for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. They allow them to follow along and understand the dialogue or narration.
2. Language learners: Sub-titles can be immensely helpful for individuals who are learning a new language. They provide a visual aid that assists in comprehension and helps learners associate words with their corresponding meanings.
3. Viewers in noisy environments: Sub-titles enable viewers to understand the dialogue or narration even in noisy environments where the audio may not be clear or audible.
4. Individuals with attention or focus difficulties: Sub-titles can assist those who struggle with maintaining attention or focus. By providing a visual representation of the spoken content, sub-titles help keep the viewer engaged and prevent distractions.
5. Foreign viewers: Sub-titles allow individuals who are unfamiliar with the language spoken in a video or audio content to follow along and understand the message being conveyed.

Overall, sub-titles serve as an inclusive and accessible feature that aids understanding, enhances the viewing experience, and caters to a diverse range of individuals with different needs and preferences.

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What is sub-titles?

Sub-titles are text displayed at the bottom of a cinema or television screen that translate or transcribe the dialogue or narrative.

Who is required to file sub-titles?

Sub-titles are typically filed by movie production companies or distribution companies.

How to fill out sub-titles?

Sub-titles can be filled out by creating a text file with the translated dialogue or narrative and syncing it with the video.

What is the purpose of sub-titles?

The purpose of sub-titles is to make content accessible to individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing, or who do not speak the language of the original audio.

What information must be reported on sub-titles?

Sub-titles must accurately translate or transcribe the dialogue or narrative of the audio content.