Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

SOB

English translation:

caption/subtitle (sobreimpresión)

Added to glossary by S Ben Price
Feb 13, 2018 11:51
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Spanish term

SOB

Spanish to English Art/Literary Advertising / Public Relations screenplay
I'm doing a screenplay and there are several abbreviations I don't understand. SOB I want to say is subtitle or text and not a voice cue, but I can't find anything that would confirm this. Any ideas?

The problem abbreviations are SOB, LOC, and OFF (and IMG, which is image). It seems to me LOC (locución) is V.O. for voice-over and OFF is O.S. for off-screen.

Discussion

S Ben Price (asker) Feb 13, 2018:
Yes, it's superimposed. I put SUPER. They are the headers for each individual line.
Jo Hance Feb 13, 2018:
Context!! Are these part of the text, or instructions on the side - an example of the layout of the text would help!

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Sobreimpresión (Caption)

I think it may mean this. Writing on the screen (like a kind of subtitle).

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Note added at 8 minutos (2018-02-13 11:59:20 GMT)
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Or it could be a slogan that goes across the screen.

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Note added at 13 minutos (2018-02-13 12:04:24 GMT)
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sobreimpresión

means superimposed, such as subtitles, names of people interviewed, etc
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