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Junjie Sean Song Contact Information Address: P.O. Box 1643 City State Zip Code: Ellicott City MD 21041 Primary Phone Number: (443) 8208282 Secondary Phone Number: (443) 574-7703 Email: contact@translationblvd.com Website: https://www.translationblvd.com/
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Translation Service(s):	Desktop publishing Dubbing/subtitling Editing Localization Proofreading Translating
ATA Certified:	Yes English into Chinese
Interpreting Mode(s):	None Selected
Interpreting Method(s)	None Selected
Interpreting Service(s):	None Selected
Interpreting Only Areas of Specialization:	None Selected
ATA-Approved Interpreting Credentials:	No
Sign Language:	No
Education:	Graduate
T&I Degree:	No
Experience:	11 - 15 Years
Computer Equipment Used:	Mac PC
Translation Tools:	Google Translator Toolkit TRADOS
Language Combinations:	English into Chinese Chinese into English
Native Language: This is the dominant target language	Chinese
Areas of Specialization:	Arts and Humanities Literature Literature-children's Religion Journalism Business Travel & tourism Printing & publishing Marketing Hotel management Economics & finance Advertising & public relations Entertainment Film Multimedia Sports Television & radio Theater Industry & Technology Textiles & fashion Law Corporate law Tax law Personal injury law Contracts Banking & financial law Patents, trademarks, & copyrights Social Sciences Anthropology Archaeology Behavioral science Criminology & penology Demography Education Genealogy Geography & cartography History Immigration Information & library sciences International development Political science Psychology Sociology
Additional Information:	Sean Song has translated hundreds of movies and TV dramas from English to Chinese and vice versa. He can handle all major Chinese dialects, including both simplified and traditional Mandarin and Cantonese (Taiwan or Hong Kong). He received his B.A. in journalism from Communication University of China (CUC, formerly Beijing Broadcasting Institute) in 1997. While he was in college, he taught Chinese to students from Japan, Korea, and the United States. He also translated many documentaries from English to Chinese for the National Geographic Channel. In 2001, he began to pursue his M.S. in Communication and Globalization at the prestigious London School of Economics (LSE). While he was in London, he worked part time at BBC World Service’s English department. He helped to produce an English teaching program called “London Diary,” which was used by many students in China. After he graduated from LSE in 2002, he went for his M.A. in Global Communication at Annenberg School of Communication at the University of Southern California (USC.) While he was at USC, he entered into the field of movie subtitle translation. Throughout these years, he has translated many movies from English to Chinese and vice versa. After he graduated from USC, he also wrote for various Chinese magazines and newspapers in the United States (City Magazine, Singtao Daily, World Journal) and China (People’s Daily, Global News). He can handle all major Chinese dialects, including both simplified and traditional Mandarin (Taiwan) and Cantonese (Hong Kong). Sean’s language talent and his broad knowledge on Chinese media market will help you to get what you want.
ATA Status:	Voting Member
Payment Methods Accepted:	Check Paypal
Currencies Accepted:	US Dollar

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