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Examples of As-Broadcast Scripts:
As-Broadcast (Script Style)
Typically scripted television is also used in the final deliverables to a network or studio. Indeed, it is commonly used in creating a CCSL (Combined Continuity Spotting List).
- Script Format
- Character Names and Dialogue
- Includes Voice Over, Off-Screen, and ON/OS
- On-Screen Text/Chyrons
- Actions
- Time Codes at 1 minute Intervals
- Scene Headings/Slug Lines
- Act Breaks and Page Numbers
As-Broadcast (Detailed Style)
- 3-Column Table Format
- Character Names and Dialogue
- Includes Voice Over, Off-Screen, and ON/OS
- Time Codes at 1 minute Intervals
- Action Descriptors
- On-Screen Text, Chyrons, and Titles
- Sound Effects
- Action Lines
*Additionally, Annotations are not included but can be quoted as needed
As Broadcast Script Services
Broadcast Script Services involves the creation of an “as-broadcast script” for television or film programs that have already been transmitted or broadcasted. This document matches the edited version of the program and is often necessary for legal, translation, or dubbing purposes. Additionally, this service entails producing a comprehensive shot-by-shot breakdown of the visual and auditory components of the media.
At Daily Transcription, we have provided Broadcast Script Services for several decades, and our expertise is unrivaled. We have worked with various networks, production companies, and broadcasters, and our resulting ABS documents are of exceptional quality while remaining cost-effective.
The production of as-broadcast script services is a crucial aspect of the post-production transcription process. These scripts can also serve as the basis for creating subtitles, closed captions, translations, and dialogue lists and facilitating international distribution. It is worth noting that these scripts are designed to match the finished locked cut of the program precisely. Furthermore, most networks require this script, and our professionals are highly skilled in producing these post-production transcriptions.