I14A-Interpreting: Video Remote, VRI 1

Guidelines with specific action plans to become a dual-language video remote interpreter (VRI). This webinar provides basic knowledge, understanding and guided practice to start developing your talents as a bilingual remote video interpreter or to consolidate your understanding and abilities if you are a dialogue VRI already. You will learn specifics about the profession and the environment in which it is practiced, the profile and the skills needed. Special attention is given to achieving the highest level of professionalism in the rendering of dialogue VRI services. Actual practice is encouraged in different aspects such as video etiquette, performing before the camera; customer service and technical troubleshooting.

Language: This well designed and interesting workspace is language-neutral with content delivered in English and appropriate for any language pair.

Note: This is Level 1 of a 2 part bundle. Make sure to check out part 2 here:
http://www.proz.com/translator-training/course/10949-remote_video_language_interpreting_rvi_level_2_i14b_w90

Bilingual individuals who wish to become remote video interpreters.
Working interpreters who want to work from home or a remote location.
Translators who wish to become full-time or part-time interpreters.

This webinar provides a fantastic guide to start preparing to work as a dialogue VRI, understanding the core concepts and the practice exercises you will need to undertake to develop fluency in the modality of remote video (language) interpreting. A large amount of tools and support are provided to help you acquire confidence and ability. At the end of this webinar, participants who have never worked in the industry will know if they have what it takes to be a remote video interpreter, and the steps to accomplish that goal; interpreters who have already been exposed to this type of work will be able to improve their performance and acquire the tools to meet new challenges.

Required: Fully bilingual (in any two language pair) with sufficient knowledge of English to understand the session
Recommended:
Interpreting basics (In01V) + Consecutive Interpreting Level 1 (In02V) + Remote Interpreting Level 1 (In03v)

How does VRI work?
Differences with Presence Interpreting
Differences with Over-the-Phone Interpreting
The Technology Involved
Industries Served
Home Office Requirements
Equipment
Background, Lighting, and Sound
Profile of the Interpreter
Understanding the Camera
Video Etiquette
Study of Facial Expressions
Physical Cues
Sharpening the Senses
Dealing with Partial Anonymity
Note Taking Under the Camera

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Participation fee includes:

• access to webinar session.
• unlimited access to the webinar recording.
• powerpoint slides to remind participants of the key points and lessons learned.
• certificates of attendance.

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 Claudia Brauer    View feedback | View all courses

Bio: Claudia became a trainer of translators and interpreters in 2011, after 35 years of experience as a translator and interpreter. She is also a speaker, writer and blogger on topics related to the current state of the translation and interpreting industry. She has designed and delivered more than 300 hours of proprietary content and uses her wikis to freely disseminated some 25 copyrighted tools designed to help translators and interpreters in the 21st century virtual village. The vision of BrauerTraining is to educate translators and interpreters, so they may become great quality professionals with a high code of ethics, embracing technology to remain competitive in today's world. Claudia can be found on the web at http://brauertraining.com and on Twitter as @Brauer21Century.