About Our Closed Captioning Services
- Video Captioning – Accurate, time-synced captions for training, eLearning, corporate videos, and YouTube content.
- 508 Compliance Captioning – Captioning solutions designed for federal agencies and contractors who must meet Section 508 standards.
- ADA Captioning Support – Captions for schools, theaters, broadcasters, and streaming platforms to satisfy ADA Title II and Title III requirements.
- FCC & CVAA Compliant – Comply with the Communications and Video Accessibility Act, and ensure your caption display settings are "readily accessible" according to the FCC's rule.
- Accessibility Add-Ons – Optional audio descriptions and support for visual elements to ensure full accessibility.
Our captioning work follows not only ADA and Section 508 requirements, but also recognized best practices. We reference the Described and Captioned Media Program (DCMP) “Captioning Key” guidelines to ensure captions are clear, accurate, and easy to follow. This means your captions aren’t just legally compliant—they’re optimized for real-world use in classrooms, government agencies, and public-facing content.
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Who Needs To Comply?
Different laws apply to different organizations. Here’s the breakdown:
- ADA Title II – Covers state and local governments, school districts, and universities. Any public service video must include captions.
- ADA Title III – Applies to businesses defined as public accommodations (theaters, entertainment venues, broadcasters). Captions are required for TV and movies when requested.
- Section 504 (Schools) – Educational institutions must caption lectures, online courses, and classroom videos for students with disabilities.
- Section 508 (Federal Agencies & Contractors) – Agencies and ICT vendors must provide 508-compliant captions for training, public-facing videos, and digital communications.
How We Help
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Assessment
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Caption Creation
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Compliance Review
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Delivery
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Documentation
Benefits of Closed Captioning
Meet legal requirements
Stay compliant with ADA, Section 504, Section 508, and FCC rules.
High-quality results
Captions meet DCMP “Captioning Key” best practices, ensuring readability and accuracy.
Reach more people
Captions benefit people with hearing loss, ESL learners, and mobile viewers.
Support inclusive education
Ensure accessible content for students with disabilities.
Boost visibility
Captions improve SEO and make video content searchable.
Lower risk
Reduce chances of complaints, lawsuits, and non-compliance penalties.
What Challenges
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