English to Chinese: Translate three interview transcripts; 2400 words (*Native Chinese Speakers Only*)
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
*** We are an adult (18+) film studio. This project is translating interviews with three of our actors. Only review and bid if you are comfortable working with adult content. ***
Background:
We are an adult film studio. We recently filmed interviews with three of our actors. The interviews were conducted in English.
Project:
We need the transcripts of the three interviews translated from English into Chinese (simplified characters); approximately 2400 words. The three interview transcripts can be found in the project files section.
The translations need to keep the original meaning, but at the same time need to flow and read as if the two speakers in the interview were speaking in Chinese to begin with.
Quality will be checked by a native Chinese speaker from our studio.
If you are uncertain about the meaning of certain idioms or the context of what the speakers are talking about, please do not hesitate to ask me for clarification.
*** We will consider only native Chinese speakers with English fluency. Please no non-natives or agencies. ***
This is a one time job, but there may be opportunities for future work together. We are localizing more and more of our content into Chinese and it is becoming too much for our one in house translator to handle alone.
Background:
We are an adult film studio. We recently filmed interviews with three of our actors. The interviews were conducted in English.
Project:
We need the transcripts of the three interviews translated from English into Chinese (simplified characters); approximately 2400 words. The three interview transcripts can be found in the project files section.
The translations need to keep the original meaning, but at the same time need to flow and read as if the two speakers in the interview were speaking in Chinese to begin with.
Quality will be checked by a native Chinese speaker from our studio.
If you are uncertain about the meaning of certain idioms or the context of what the speakers are talking about, please do not hesitate to ask me for clarification.
*** We will consider only native Chinese speakers with English fluency. Please no non-natives or agencies. ***
This is a one time job, but there may be opportunities for future work together. We are localizing more and more of our content into Chinese and it is becoming too much for our one in house translator to handle alone.