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A seminar on video translation will be held in Vancouver, Canada!
■Date and time:February 3rd (Fri) 14:00-15:00 *Vancouver time
■VenueSELC Language College
(200-321 Water Street, Vancouver, BC V6E 2P4 CANADA) Map
■OrganizerJapan Video Translation Academy, Los Angeles Campus
■ Co-sponsored by: Japan-Canada Chamber of Commerce
■Format: In person (no remote participation)
■Participation fee:free
■How to participate: Pre-registration required
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Contents:Japan Video Translation Academy (JVTA)Nobuaki Fudetani, head of the Los Angeles campus, will discuss topics such as "The current state and future of the video translation profession," "What it means to study video translation," and "Trends in the video translation market, including the current state of overseas expansion of popular Japanese manga and anime."
Vancouver, with its thriving video industry and large number of Japanese students, has strong ties to video translation, so I will also discuss studying video translation there.
If you are interested in video translation, cross-cultural exchange, or career advancement after studying abroad, please join us.
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■Recommended for people like this
・Those interested in video translation
・For those who want to become professional video translators
・Those who want to use their English skills in their careers
・Those interested in working as a freelancer
・Those interested in the overseas expansion of Japanese culture
■Speakers

Nobuaki Fudetani
After graduating from Kyoto University's Faculty of Law in 1990, he joined the foreign-owned consulting firm Bain & Company. In 1993, he joined ISS Co., Ltd., becoming a director in 1994 and representative director in 1998. He resigned in 2010, and after serving as a director of a game development company, he became a director of Japan Video Translation Academy Co., Ltd. (JVTA) in 2015 (concurrently serving as representative director of the Los Angeles subsidiary), a position he holds to this day. His hobbies include domestic and international travel, watching sports, reading manga and anime, and playing musical instruments.
