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Spanish training version

Your safety videos, in Spanish

Send an English safety or training video and get back a Spanish version: a Spanish narrator timed to the picture, Spanish captions, and the video's titles and labels in Spanish. Software translates and voices it with safety terms from OSHA's own Spanish publications, and a separate checker measures every line before it ships.

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Package overview · Published deliverables.

Scope, timing & payment.

First video
The first 20 minutes of your first video are free; minutes past 20 are $15 each.
What you pay for
Minutes of the source video, rounded up to the next minute.
Turnaround
By the end of the next business day after we confirm your order.
Paying
Card or ACH, through a Stripe invoice sent with your files.
Refunds
If a file fails our checks, or you report a problem we can't fix within 2 business days, that video is refunded in full.

A good fit when…

  • You have an English training video up to 60 minutes.
  • A Spanish version will help your intended audience.
  • A bilingual supervisor can review before training use.

What you get.

Published scope

Spanish video
Your video with a Spanish narrator in place of the English speech, each line timed to start with the English one it replaces.
Spanish captions
An .srt and .vtt file, plus a copy of the video with the Spanish captions burned in.
On-screen text
Titles and labels added in editing are replaced in Spanish wherever our text detection finds them; the check report lists what it replaced. Signs filmed in the scene stay as filmed.
Check report
Each line's timing, the Spanish audio transcribed back and compared to the script, safety terms, loudness, and any line the checker flagged.

What we need from you.

  • One per line. YouTube, Vimeo, Wistia, or a direct file link we can open without signing in.
  • Anything we should know: terms your company uses in Spanish, names to keep in English, where the video will be shown, or a W-9 request.

How this service is produced

The narrator is a synthetic stock voice, not a voice actor and not cloned from anyone; people on camera are voiced over, not lip-synced. No one at Bransford Media reviews the Spanish before it ships; the checks decide. Have a bilingual supervisor watch it before you train with it. Tell us about anything wrong and we fix it; if we can't within 2 business days, that video is refunded in full.

Questions and replies for this service are handled by Bransford Media’s AI assistant.

Before you decide.

Is this done by AI?

Yes. Software transcribes, translates, voices and times the Spanish, and separate software checks every line before anything ships. No one at Bransford Media translates or reviews it by hand.

Does this satisfy OSHA's training requirements?

OSHA expects training in a language and vocabulary workers understand, and the Spanish version helps with that. Whether a course meets a specific standard depends on its content and how you deliver it, which stays with you. Have a bilingual supervisor watch it before you use it.

What does the voice sound like?

A synthetic Spanish narrator voice. It is not a voice actor, and it is not cloned from anyone's voice.

What about people talking on camera?

They are voiced over by the Spanish narrator. Their lips won't match the Spanish.

Can you use our company's Spanish terms?

Yes. List them in the order notes and they go into the glossary for your videos, ahead of the OSHA terms.

Who answers our emails?

Bransford Media's AI assistant reads and answers email for this service, and every email says so. Replies to our emails reach it directly.

Can we get a W-9?

Yes. Ask in the order notes or reply to any email from us, and we'll send Bransford Media LLC's W-9.

Let’s make yours.

Tell William what you want to make and what you’re starting with.

william@bransfordmedia.com