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Working on an ADR script for the next animated feature. Doing research on some brutal history. It’s what I love about art. Sharing stories and bringing people together whether it be via accurate representation, making people from other groups seem more human and relatable, or learning about cultures and connecting thru them. Happy Sunday y’all! Be kind to one another. #ADR #dubbing #animation #representationmatters #localization #LAlife

Sometimes I wish I could consistently bounce out of bed at 6am with eager, twinkling eyes, but when I’m working until 2am and in a good groove, it feels natural to be awake at that hour. Though I’ve considered it, I am not yet convinced that I need to forcibly train my body clock to adopt a different schedule. When I’m productive, creative and falling asleep soon after I turn off the lights (whatever time that may be...) I’m functioning just as well as any other “normal,” employed adult. I’ve interviewed six translators in five countries over the last two and a half weeks, and two of them prefer the same schedule as me, while the others are true early birds. Translation requires just as much artistry as it does technical competence, and I consider these individuals to be gifted the same way musicians, photographers and writers are. After a quick Google search about the connection between creative types and odd sleep schedules, a number of reports suggest that it’s linked to genetics. On top of that, one study found that night owls may have longer periods of alertness than early birds, while another noted that those who burn the midnight oil may come up with more original and/or unconventional ideas. I would love to do more digging on this topic, with the hope that it will help me figure out a good balance. While I love working late and sleeping in, I’m sometimes torn when I do stumble out of bed at 6am — and come across a magically-lit scene like this. What if I trained myself to rise with the sun, so that I might see glittery gold moments like this every morning? Or even just get myself to the point that if I did it a few days a week, I wouldn’t turn into a cranky coffee zombie afterwards? Hmm. I snapped this shot in Bari, Italy last week after taking a stroll along the water at sunrise. This image is part of a photo series I’m shooting for @smartlinginc on ten of their translators all over the world, and I’m excited to share more with you in the days and weeks to come. #movetheworldwithwords

I’ve spent the last three weeks in Europe shooting a photo series on translators for @smartlinginc, and my first profile is on Daniel, who lives in a remote village in Asturias, Spain. Daniel speaks Spanish, English and Italian, and after working in international marketing, he realized he had a knack for translation, which he’s been doing professionally for the last 12 years. Not only was my jaw on the floor when I saw where Daniel lives (as you can see, it looks like something straight out of a fairytale), but I was surprised to learn just how much translation technology has evolved. In addition to providing translation services and connecting big brands with talented freelancers, @smartlinginc has developed a platform that helps translators work more efficiently — which therefore helps connect people all over the world in realtime. If you never stopped to think about how the content you consume might reach other countries, consider this: the annual global language market is estimated to surpass the $50 billion mark by 2021. And interestingly enough, this increased demand for translation in the digital age is what allows Daniel to telecommute straight from his rustic cottage with a view of the Sierra del Aramo. My photo essay on Daniel is now live, so if you’d like to read it, hit the link in my bio, and stay tuned for more stories. I just wrapped up an interview in the charming city of Berlin, and I am headed to Japan tomorrow. #movetheworldwithwords

”Translation is that which transforms everything so that nothing changes.” ⠀ Oana was driving us up a one-way road at the base of the Pyrenees when she recited that Günter Grass quote to me. "Translating means making communication easier for everyone,” she added. “Cultivating beauty and clarity, and bringing people together while praising diversity." ⠀ Oana has been a translator for 20 years, and she speaks French, English and Romanian, and she’s learning Spanish now as well. The word passion and context come up quite a bit during the two days we spend together, and how they are key to communication — and connection. When I asked about automated translation, she noted that it has uses, but ultimately it limits us. “How creative can you really be without any feelings?" ⠀ Language is not just an arrangement letters and sentences; it’s a way to see and feel — and it allows us to make decisions every day, some of which might be life-changing. We so often overlook the human element, which is essential to making all of these pieces come together. Translation is not just a skill that requires a certain level of technical expertise, but also a gift that only a handful of people around the world are truly capable of giving. I feel so lucky to have met Oana and seven other talented translators in the last month, and if you’d like to read my latest article for @smartlinginc about her life and work, click my “SMARTLING” story highlight for the link. #movetheworldwithwords