Porque tus contenidos creativos merecen un enfoque especial.
No dejes tu contenido en manos de cualquier proveedor de traducción.
Sabes que tu contenido es especial; solo tú podrías haberlo creado.
Entonces, ¿por qué tratarías su traducción de otra manera?
Tu contenido necesita de un especialista.
Tu contenido nos necesita.
Aquí estamos.
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Traducción, edición y revisión de todos los materiales que los museos producen y de los que hacen uso, p. ej. páginas web, folletos, audioguías, textos de pared y etiquetas, comunicados de prensa, libros…
Traducción, edición y revisión de materiales relacionados con el marketing: folletos, páginas web, blogs, publicaciones en redes sociales, boletines informativos, entre otros.
Traducción, edición y revisión de coumentos educativos, como páginas web, libros de texto, cursos, notas, tutoriales, manuales, subtitulación de videos.
directora de #ucreatewetranslate.
Soy apasionada del arte y de las letras y dirijo un estudio de traducción especializado en proveer servicios de traducción creativa que verdaderamente logran transmitir mensajes.
Llevo ya años dedicada exclusivamente a trabajar con museos, galerías de arte y otras instituciones culturales ayudándolas a comunicarse y entablar relaciones con su público.
Para ello, hago uso de mi experiencia cultural y lingüística para evitar traducciones literales y lograr soluciones creativas que transmiten la esencia del mensaje incorporando los valores y las expectativas del público.
¿Quieres saber más? Échale un vistazo a mi perfil o envíame un mensaje a maplferro@ucreatewetranslate.com.
Más de 9 años de experiencia como traductora y editora profesional en la industria creativa.
Formación universitaria en Historia del arte. Capacitación continua en dicho campo. #artlover
A diferencia de lo que ocurre con las agencias, sabes exactamente quién hace el trabajo y qué formación tiene.
Sentimos orgullo y nos hacemos responsables hasta de la última coma de nuestro trabajo.
Proyectos entregados
Horas trabajadas
Horas estudiadas
Tazas de café
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