When looking to make multilingual media content universally accessible, translating audio descriptions (AD) emerges as a promising yet challenging endeavor.

From the bustling streets of Havana to the vibrant energy of Miami, Judy Mathews' story is woven by the love of her family, love for music and her desire to guide others.

In a pivotal move towards cultural inclusivity, Mexico's Supreme Court mandated that cinemas are required to show films in accessible formats, including audio descriptions.

Discover how Vimeo's latest updates revolutionize accessibility, supporting the inclusion of audio description tracks through its multi-language feature. Learn how to easily implement this feature and make your content inclusive to a broader audience.

Audio description and dubbing share a common mission: to make the magic of audiovisual content accessible to communities that would otherwise miss out. 

Dicapta recently hosted a pioneering training session in audio description narration, catering to six participants with visual disabilities. Using the accessible narration module of our proprietary audio description platform, the session aimed to empower participants and enhance their professional skills.

The film unseen will be released by POV on March 18th, and Dicata is honored to have provided the Spanish audio description for the film, funded by the U.S. Department of Education, project H327C210001.

We are thrilled to share that Dr. Conchita Hernández, a member of our advisory board, has been honored with the prestigious Blind Educator of the Year Award by the National Organization of Blind Educators, a division of the National Federation of the Blind (NFB).

The Academy for Certification of Vision Rehabilitation & Education Professionals (ACVREP) and the Audio Description Specialist Subject Matter Expert (SME) Committee have prepared the Certified Audio Description Specialist (CAUDES) certification criteria draft.