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Examples of Dialogue Lists:
Dialogue Lists – Basic with Time Code
These follow a basic script format and are time coded to the second, although, at one-minute intervals. Besides, they indicate Voice-Overs (V.O.), Off-Screen (O.S.) and/or Off-Camera (O.C.).
- Script Format
- Character Name/Dialogue
- Voice Over, Off-Screen, and/or Off-Camera Indicators
- Time Code at 1 minute intervals
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Dialogue List Time Code Every Speaker
- 3-Column Table Format
- Character Names with Dialogue
- Voice-Over indicators
- All Dialogue with Indication of overlap
- Time Code every Character
Additionally, These follow a basic script format with no time coding.
- Script Format
- Character Name/Dialogue
*Subsequently, Annotations are not included but can be quoted as an optional service
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Dialogue Lists
As part of our post-production transcription services, we offer the creation of dialogue lists for full-length feature films and television series. These lists are a valuable foundation for other required services, such as captioning and subtitling.
Furthermore, dialogue lists provide a comprehensive record of all recorded dialogue. Unlike as-broadcast scripts, which are typically created after the production has aired, dialogue lists are sometimes produced before the script’s finalization. This allows story editors, writers, and directors to assess the coherence and flow of dialogue among characters during production.
These lists may include the following:
- Verbatim dialogue
- All utterances
- Character IDs
- Voice-Overs
- Time code
- Chyrons
Moreover, Daily Transcription offers the following formats of list scripts.
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