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Voluteers to translate videos for Global Lives Project. California

Submitted by Patricia Martin on 29 August 2009 No Comment

globallivestipo de trabajo: vonluntario
donde: Mountain View, California

Volunteers will be assigned a 15 minute video segment which needs to be transcribed/translated. All videos are uploaded and edited using dotsub.com, and a basic understanding of dotsub will be helpful but not required.

Transcribe videos to/from the following languages:

Portuguese
Spanish
Mandarin
Sichuanese (a Chinese dialect)
Kanada
Sunda
Indonesian
French
Arabic

Any other translations skills for other languages are also welcome.

Global Lives is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit organization and while we unfortunately do not have funds to pay translators, we guarantee the all translator names and names of collaborating institutions will be featured on our website, in credits on our DVDs and online videos, and at all of our public exhibitions. Dozens of translators from around the world have already taken part in this process and we hope you will join us to help bring the people and cultures of the world just a little bit closer together.

Additional Qualifications:

Written, spoken, and oral
understanding of a language to
provide accurate
transcription/translation.

Translators do not need to reside in
the United States. International
volunteers are very welcome!

How to Apply:

1) Check out our website at:
http://globallives.org/

2) Please contact us by email to let us know you are interested:
translate@globallives.org

Include your name and languages you are comfortable with

3) Once we have received your email, we will send you the link of a brief questionnaire so you can tell us more about yourself and we will begin assigning you videos to transcribe!

The Global Lives Project is an international collaboration of filmmakers, designers, architects, activists and institutions from around the globe.

It is a collective of more than 300 volunteers around the world working to build a video library of human life experience. We conduct 24-hour long video recordings of the daily life of individuals in different countries as well as life-story interviews, and then we show these videos online and in immersive video installations. We have already done shoots in Malawi, Indonesia, Brazil, Japan, China, India and the US, and we have shoots scheduled in the coming weeks in Serbia and Syria.

We have shown our work at a variety of venues in many of these countries, including the United Nations University in Tokyo, the Arts House in Singapore, a favela in São Paulo, and high schools in China and Japan.

For more information and a sample of our videos, please visit www.globallives.org

Vía | Idealist.org


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