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Subtitling Black Panther requires attention to specific stylistic and linguistic details:

The film prominently features Xhosa and other African linguistic influences. A high-quality subtitle guide should specify whether these sections are "burnt-in" (hardcoded) or if they require descriptive labels like [speaking Xhosa] . For example, don't split a person's name or

Keep "linguistic wholes" together. For example, don't split a person's name or an article from its noun across two different lines. Specific Considerations for "Black Panther" to make sure the viewer has enough time to read the text

In fast-paced action scenes with multiple characters (like the casino fight or the final battle), subtitles should clearly identify who is speaking, often using the character's name followed by a colon (e.g., OKOYE: Wait!). For example, don't split a person's name or

“The subtitler takes care not to go over the maximum number of characters per line... to make sure the viewer has enough time to read the text.” powerofbabel.com

Limit text to a maximum of two lines per subtitle. Character Limits: Aim for 32–42 characters per line .

When creating or evaluating subtitles, professional standards generally follow these key technical guidelines: