Our interpreter booths are in a secluded room right beneath the mezzanine floor - no windows or public entries so no one knows it's there. But what a bee hive of activity - the Sunday afternoon session of General Conference was interpreted into 92 languages including Navajo, Apache, most European, middle eastern, Asian and some I've never heard of. Most teams have four people for each broadcast session - two in the booth and two outside getting ready for the following speaker. There are thousands of volunteers working behind the scenes to facilitate each broadcast.
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Conference Center
Our interpreter booths are in a secluded room right beneath the mezzanine floor - no windows or public entries so no one knows it's there. But what a bee hive of activity - the Sunday afternoon session of General Conference was interpreted into 92 languages including Navajo, Apache, most European, middle eastern, Asian and some I've never heard of. Most teams have four people for each broadcast session - two in the booth and two outside getting ready for the following speaker. There are thousands of volunteers working behind the scenes to facilitate each broadcast.
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