Video Localization

Video localization is the process of adapting a video to suit a specific audience in different languages and cultures. This involves translating spoken dialogue, adding subtitles, and sometimes altering visuals or content to make it culturally relevant. For example, a film made in one country might be dubbed in another language and edited to change references that wouldn't resonate with the new audience. The goal is to ensure that the video is enjoyable and easily understood by viewers from different backgrounds, making the content accessible and relatable worldwide.