Transcription & Script Styles

From factual documentaries and current affairs, to long running flagship television shows, an accurate transcript will help towards a streamlined edit.

TIMECODED TRANSCRIPT [See Standard Transcript below]
All dialogue (sync and v/o) transcribed and timecoded on every new speaker and every 30 seconds. Speakers are identified where possible from the video, or if a list of names is provided. Available in verbatim or intelligent verbatim styles (Intelligent verbatim removes all ums and errs).
Ideal for rushes or rough cuts (with continuous BITC).

POST PRODUCTION TRANSCRIPT [See PPT 1 below]
All dialogue (sync and v/o) and distinct music/sound cues transcribed and timecoded on every new speaker and every 30 seconds. Transcribed verbatim. Timecode can either be footage timecode or BITC. Music and sound cues identified if song/sound names are provided. Speakers are identified where possible from the video, or if a list of names is provided. 
Ideal for rough and final edits.

POST PRODUCTION TRANSCRIPT [See PPT 2 below]
As above, but also includes transcription of any on-screen text, including closed captions and credits. 
Ideal for rough and final edits, and submission to broadcaster

FULL POST PRODUCTION SCRIPT [See Full PPS below]
All dialogue (sync and v/o), timecode, short shot description, music cues, captions, archives and credits.