Author: Elizabeth

Captioning companies, such as GoPhrazy, are specialized in making captions. In simple words, a caption is displaying some text on television, movies or video, in order to provide additional information.

What Is Captioning?

Providing captioning is a critical part of making videos accessible. It is a requirement under Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act, which requires that electronic communications be accessible to individuals with disabilities.

While captioning provides an important link to entertainment, it can also be used for educational purposes. For example, it can improve fluency and comprehension for English language learners. It can also increase brand awareness.

Captioning can be done on or off-line. Captions are most commonly seen during television programs and movies. Captions are also used during live events.

There are two types of captions: closed captions and open captions. Closed captions are shown only when a viewer chooses to turn them

Jason Momoa co-writes, produces and co-stars in this dramatic western adventure based on the epic, tragic true story of outlaw Willie Boy and the last great manhunt of the old west.

In 1909, Willie Boy and his forbidden love Carlota go on the run after he accidentally shoots her father in a confrontation gone terribly wrong. Driven by the news of an upcoming Presidential visit to the area, pressure mounts for the local Sheriff to deliver justice, so he leads a bloodthirsty posse into the unforgiving desert to hunt the fugitive down.

Directed by Christian Camargo, who also stars with Amy Seimetz, Australian Mojean Aria and Martin Sensmeier as Willie Boy, The Last Manhunt is a gripping western that is an essential for fans of the genre (and Momoa!).

For a chance to win The Last Manhunt on DVD, simply email [email protected] with your fave Momoa moment and why you

An adaption of Australian author Melanie Tait’s play The Appleton Ladies’ Potato Race has begun filming in Sydney and the Southern Highlands of NSW.

The Appleton Ladies’ Potato Race follows the story of Penny Anderson, a GP who returns from the big smoke to set up shop in her (fictional) hometown of Appleton. Penny arrives just in time for the annular Appleton Show, an event that hosts a world-famous potato race, but she is dismayed when she finds out that the women’s prize is a pittance compared to the men’s. Penny is determined to make a stand against the inequality in Appleton and decides that the potato race is the perfect platform for her dissent.

The production, to be directed by Lynn Hegarty (Back to the Rafters), has now announced its principal cast. The lead of Penny will be played by Claire van der Boom (last seen in Liam

Actor-writer-director Jenna Sutch has arrived with the dark comedy series Death Doula. 

Crafted during her time at the Australian Film Television Radio School (AFTRS), Death Doula is a comedic exploration of death and grief that uses an intriguing blend of live-action and animation.

The pilot follows grief-stricken Annie (Jenna Sutch), who after losing her best friend in a car accident starts experiencing visions of a world beyond the mortal plane. Channeling her newfound abilities, she trains to become a ‘death doula’ – haphazardly walking people to the other side.

Unlike their birthing counterparts, death doulas provide physical and emotional support to those that are exiting this world. Sutch’s first exposure to the practice was through a 2018 ABC article, and after using them to deal with a personal loss, she knew that there was a story to be told.

In writing the pilot, Jenna trained to become a Death Doula