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Events in 2019 for Audiovisual Translators

August 10, 2019 By Webmaster

By Sophie Céneray

We are welcoming 2019 with great anticipation at the Audiovisual Division!

Translators and interpreters have many ways of finding resources to develop their business and professional skills. It can be through reading newsletters and communications from associations they belong to or follow online, social media, colleagues, workshops, conferences, and much more. Audiovisual translators have the same opportunities.

There are some very exciting events happening in 2019 in the audiovisual world.

Conferences are a particularly good opportunity to learn, network, and develop skills. And why not make a little vacation out of it? Conferences take place in different cities, countries or continents even, so it’s a wonderful chance to organize a few days around events or conferences you’d like to attend, to discover new places and cultures.

We always go back home full of energy, ideas, and inspiration. We make new connections, new friends, and new clients. There is always something to take home!

Here are some of the audiovisual-themed conferences that will take place around the globe this year:

5th International Conference on Audiovisual Translation INTERMEDIA

University of Warsaw, Poland, September 19-20, 2019

This conference is coordinated by members of Intermedia AVT Research Group.

Registration starts in late April and closes on August 31st; fees range from PLN 520 ($140) to PLN 880 ($240)*. Payments are made in Polish zlotys.

Pre-conference workshops are planned (additional fees apply).

One of the keynote speakers is Carol O’Sullivan, Director of Translation Studies in the School of Modern Languages at the University of Bristol where she teaches subtitling, among other subjects. She is also the author of Translating Popular Film (Palgrave Macmillan, 2011) and is working on a project on the history of screen translation in the silent and early sound periods.

Another keynote speaker is Jan-Louis Kruger, Head of the Department of Linguistics at Macquarie University in Sydney and Audiovisual Translation (AVT) teacher. He is currently working on projects that investigate cognitive load in the context of education subtitling.

Conference on Translation and the Media

Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Iran, May 4-5, 2019

The languages of the conference will be English and Persian.

Registration stars February 4th. The registration fee for international participants is $100*.

Post-conference workshops are planned.

Here is the contact for more information on conference and workshop registrations for international participants.

8th Media for All International Conference

Stockholm University, Sweden, June 17-19, 2019

This is now open for registration and registration fees range from 1800 SEK ($200) to 2600 SEK ($290)*.

Pre-conference workshops are planned (additional fees apply).

The conference is about creating and mediating understanding in an increasingly complex mediascape. Understanding not only of audiovisual content, but also understanding of and between producers, consumers and prosumers, understanding for the technical and cognitive processes involved, understanding for consumers’ needs and desires, and understanding of and for working conditions, among many other perspectives. So, let’s get together to understand all these complexities!

60th ATA Conference

Palm Springs, California, USA, October 23-26, 2019

This conference is organized every year by the American Translators Association and is addressed to all language professionals and all specializations.

2019 will be the second year for our Audiovisual Division.

Registration opens mid-summer.

Advanced Skills and Training (AST) Day courses take place Wednesday, October 23 (Additional fees apply.)

The European Film Forum

Berlin, Germany, February 11, 2019, 2pm-5pm

MEDIA is organizing a European Film Forum during the Berlin International Film Festival (Berlinale) with the theme “Subtitling and Dubbing: Using Technology to Help European Films Travel”. This will be conducted as a debate and will discuss questions like “What can TV learn from film production when it comes to subtitling and dubbing?”.

The event was streamed. Check the website for more information.

 


*US dollar amounts are approximate
Thank you to Mara Campbell for the resources!

Sophie Céneray, the Audiovisual Division’s Public Relations Coordinator, is an English to French translator, specialized in subtitling and dubbing quality control.

Published in Deep Focus, Issue 2, March, 2019

Filed Under: Deep Focus 2, Newsletter Tagged With: 2019, 60th ATA Conference, ATA Conference, Carol O’Sullivan, Conference on Translation and the Media, Deep Focus, Deep Focus Issue 2, Intermedia AVT Research Group, Intermedia conference, Jan-Louis Kruger, Media for All 8, Sophie Céneray, Stockholm University, The European Film Forum

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