At Untold Bible Tales, we are committed to ensuring our content is accessible to all individuals, including those who are deaf or hard of hearing. Closed captions play a vital role in making our video content more inclusive, informative, and enjoyable for a diverse audience.
Policy Overview
- Closed Captioning Availability
- All video content published on Untold Bible Tales will include closed captions. This includes sermons, Bible story narrations, interviews, news updates, and any other multimedia content.
- Captions will reflect the spoken dialogue, sound effects, and relevant background audio to provide a comprehensive viewing experience.
- Accuracy and Clarity
- We strive to ensure captions are accurate and free of significant errors. They will reflect the content’s tone, context, and spiritual themes in a respectful manner.
- The language used in captions will be clear, easy to understand, and in alignment with the conversational tone of our platform.
- Timeliness
- Captions will be synchronized with the video’s audio to ensure they match the dialogue and sound effects.
- Languages Supported
- As our primary language is English, all captions will initially be provided in English. Additional language captions may be introduced based on audience demand and content scope.
- Compliance with Standards
- Our captioning process adheres to accessibility standards such as the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), ensuring compliance with international best practices.
- Continuous Improvement
- We welcome feedback from our viewers regarding the quality of our closed captions. Suggestions for improvements can be sent to writer@untoldbibletales.com.
Exemptions
While we aim to caption all video content, there may be instances where live-streamed events or older archived videos do not have immediate captions. In such cases, captions will be added as soon as possible after the event.
This policy reflects our commitment to accessibility and inclusivity, helping us to share biblical truths and Christian insights with a broader audience. If you have questions or concerns about our captioning practices, please feel free to contact us.
