Automate creation of theater subtitles, translate scripts accurately, and manage collaborations effortlessly. Captitles is all-in-one app for subtitles in theater.
Learn how to properly divide surtitles, set the right font size and style, use contextual cues, comply with recommended length, positioning and timing conventions.
Explore a wide range of tools and platforms designed to enhance your theatrical experience, whether you're an actor, director, technician, theatre app enthusiast or avid audience member.
Whether you're a seasoned pro or a novice dipping your toes into the theatrical world, the breadth of knowledge needed is vast. Luckily, there's a wealth of resources right at your fingertips—podcasts!
Can AI by processing my script really produce high-quality surtitles?
Absolutely, give it a try yourself! Our app is free to download. Just import your script and experience the quality firsthand.
Our theater lacks the necessary equipment for surtitling. Is there a way you can assist?
Yes, we can help. Our upcoming feature, Captions to Audio, eliminates the need for projection equipment. It streams translated spoken surtitles like a podcast, requiring only a smartphone, earphones, and internet access for your audience.
How can we reduce the cost of implementing surtitles?
Captitles significantly reduces the time and cost of creating surtitles by automating and translating them through AI. Plus, we're developing features like Automatic Surtitles Detection and Captions to Audio to further cut costs.
We had surtitles in our past, but they didn't attract more audience. Why?
Consistency and marketing are key. Regular captioning of all shows and clear information about this in your marketing materials are vital. Promoting your captioned shows in relevant channels, like local groups for people with hearing disabilities, can also make a significant difference.
What's the difference between surtitles made in PowerPoint and your app?
If you have previous experience creating surtitles in PowerPoint, try downloading Captitles and importing your script. You will notice the difference for yourself.
