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Eye tracking analysis of minor details in films for audio description

2012

This article focuses on the many instances when minute details found in feature films may have direct implications upon the development of both the visual and plot narratives. The main question we would like to ask examines whether very subtle details which may easily go unnoticed by the viewer should be audio described. To assess the visual consciousness of such minute details, a perception experiment was conducted using eye-tracking technology and questionnaires. Though the result is not conclusive, it shows a clear methodological approach in the field of the audio description of visual details, and does give some indication as to what should be taken into consideration in future studies …

AudiodescripciónLinguistics and LanguageAudio description; Eye tracking; Media accessibility; Audiovisual translationComputer sciencemedia_common.quotation_subjectÀudiodescripcióMinor (academic)Traducció audiovisualAudio descriptioncomputer.software_genreMedia accessibilityLanguage and LinguisticsPlot (graphics)Field (computer science)EducationHuman–computer interactionAudiodescripción; Accesibilidad a los medios; Traducción audiovisualPerceptionNarrativemedia_commonUNESCO::CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRASEye trackingMultimediaAccessibilidad a los mediosAudio descriptionTranslation and InterpretingTraducción e InterpretaciónTraducció--RevistesTraducción audiovisualFeature (computer vision)Accesibilidad a los medios:CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRAS [UNESCO]Eye trackingAccessibilitat als mitjanscomputerAudiovisual translation
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Museums as disseminators of niche knowledge: Universality in accessibility for all

2019

Accessibility has faced several challenges within audiovisual translation Studies and gained great opportunities for its establishment as a methodologically and theoretically well-founded discipline. Initially conceived as a set of services and practices that provides access to audiovisual media content for persons with sensory impairment, today accessibility can be viewed as a concept involving more and more universality thanks to its contribution to the dissemination of audiovisual products on the topic of marginalisation. Against this theoretical backdrop, accessibility is scrutinised from the perspective of aesthetics of migration and minorities within the field of the visual arts in mu…

Media accessibility counter information access to niche knowledge museum text types the visual arts accessibility as activism universality in accessibility interlingual museum translation museum multilingual multimedia guide migration and minoritiesSettore L-LIN/12 - Lingua E Traduzione - Lingua Inglese
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