Accessibility & Localization for News and Broadcast Networks:
3Play Media helps companies like Viacom, PBS, and The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences make their news and network content accessible to viewers across the globe. We provide trusted, high-quality captioning, translation, and audio description services.
Why WORK with 3Play?
Maximize your live and post-production workflows with a platform that works at scale.
Live Captioning
We support broadcasters every day with high quality professional live captioning and AI solutions. We work seamlessly with all major encoders.
Quick Turn Captions & Audio Description
We provide quick turnaround on captions and audio description for near-live broadcast and streaming content, as well as digital clips.
Reach Audiences in 50+ Languages
We support multiple languages for captioning and audio description, as well as subtitling and dubbing into 50+ languages.
Trusted by major networks and publishers
How networks seamlessly master media localization and accessibility with 3Play Media:
Reduced Production Timeline
Our platform and API-based workflows enable alerting, deadline compliance, and monitoring to cut days to weeks off of your post-production timeline (and save you a LOT of emails).
Best-In-Class Security
We use data encryption and have strict security policies in place. We also offer multi-layered security, end-to-end encryption, and custom security profiles based on need.
Competitive Pricing
By leveraging a combination of AI and professional human editors, we are able to provide a high quality product that meets media distribution specs for a fraction of the cost.

“3Play Media is the ideal vendor – quick, responsive and able to deliver on their product for good value within a tight timeframe.”
Parker Fay
Economist Education
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