stackyFACTSWhen importing films across borders, localizers frequently rewrite jokes completely to match cultural context. Viewers reading the bottom of the screen are experiencing a vastly different script than what was originally spoken.
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Audio mixing in modern cinema is so disastrously unbalanced that viewers are forced to read text at the bottom of the screen. We have essentially reverted to…
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