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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
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
Combined Continuity & Spotting List (CCSL)
Table Format
- Description of movement within the shot, time codes to the frame, and shot numbering.
- Scene Headings/Slug Lines
- Character names with dialogue, an indication of voice-over, off-screen, ON/OS, and overlapping dialogue
- Subtitle
- Who’s speaking
- Indication of voice-over, off-screen, ON/OS
- Calculated duration with starting and ending times
- Title Numbering
- Main/Narrative Titles
- Calculated duration with starting as well as ending times
- Music cues, as well as sound effects
- Credits List
* Annotations are not included but can be quoted as an optional service
* Annotations are not included but can be quoted as an optional service
One-on-One
Interview Transcription Services
For more than 19 years, Daily Transcription has been committed to providing exceptional interview transcription services. Our industry’s post-production transcription services are unparalleled, delivering superior quality to our clients. We prioritize fast turnaround times while maintaining the utmost accuracy in our work. We recognize the significance of precise interviews and comprehend the challenges of lengthy recordings or videos. We appreciate the importance of efficient navigation of the footage to locate specific sound bites. Moreover, we can work within your budget and time constraints to meet your transcription needs.
Group
Interviews Transcription Services
Transcribing a group interview can be a complex task that requires a refined skill set. Participants may talk simultaneously, making it challenging for an untrained individual to comprehend every speaker’s contribution. At Daily Transcription, our team of transcribers possesses a wealth of expertise in isolating vital content from even the most intricate audio recordings. We have developed techniques to accurately transcribe group interviews, including the ability to differentiate between multiple speakers and interpret their statements precisely.
Post-Production Transcription Specialist
Our organization offers a team of highly skilled professionals who specialize in post-production transcription. Our services encompass a broad range of transcription projects, such as as-broadcast scripts, dialogue lists, film and television continuity lists, closed captioning, metadata lists, and B-roll logging. Our secure server can accept media files in various formats, and a comprehensive list of accepted file types is available on our FAQ page. Our team of experts can also provide top-notch translation services for your project. Let us alleviate some of your workloads by entrusting your task to Daily Transcription.
B-Roll Logging Transcription Services
The B-roll, the beauty roll, is commonly combined with the primary interview. In addition, during post-production transcription work, it can be incorporated as a description of the B-roll footage in the transcript or transcribed along with any natural sounds or conversations outside of the primary interview, with or without time coding. Regardless of your requirements, Daily Transcription has extensive expertise in post-production transcription and can help you determine your needs and the most cost-effective approach to fulfill them.
As-Broadcast Scripts Transcription Services
As part of the post-production transcription process, an important step is creating and delivering as-broadcast scripts for programs already transmitted for film or television. As-broadcast scripts are designed to match the edited version of the program and are often required for legal, translation, or dubbing purposes.
As-broadcast scripts are typically created as paper copies of the finished locked cut. These scripts serve various functions, including creating subtitles, closed captions, translations, and finalizing international distribution. Many network deliverables mandate the provision of as-broadcast scripts, and our team of professionals is highly skilled in producing these post-production transcriptions.
Some of the details included are:
- Action Lines
- Basic Camera Angles and Shots
- To the second Time Code
- Action Lines
- Act Breaks
- Verbatim Dialogue
- On-Screen Text
Daily Transcription offers two formats of as-broadcast scripts to choose from in our transcription services:
As-Broadcast Script Style
Typically scripted television is used in the final deliverables to a network or studio. It is also commonly used in creating a CCSL (Combined Continuity Spotting List) or other formats.
As-Broadcast Detailed Style
The As-Broadcast Detailed Style adopts a three-column layout, often utilized for unscripted programs. It employs various cues such as screen text, time code, scene description, and dialogue to present information comprehensively. This format is commonly applied in documentary and reality television productions.
Dialogue Lists
A dialogue list is crucial in post-production for full-length feature films and television series. Our post-production transcription services can provide accurate and reliable dialogue lists as a foundation for future services, such as CCSLs, captioning, and subtitling. These lists contain a detailed account of spoken words, credits, music cues, and other essential details. Unlike as-broadcast scripts, dialogue lists can be created before the final edit, allowing story editors, writers, and directors to assess the dialogue’s coherence and flow among characters. As such, dialogue lists play a significant role in ensuring the production of high-quality content.
- Verbatim dialogue
- All utterances
- Character I.D.s
- Voice-Overs
- Timecode
- Chyrons
- Credits
Daily Transcription offers three formats of Dialogue list scripts to choose from:
Basic
Dialogue Lists
These follow a basic script format and are timecoded to the second at one-minute intervals. They indicate Voice-Overs (V.O.), Off-Screen (O.S.), or Off-Camera (O.C.).
Detailed
Dialogue Lists
These are the same as an essential dialogue list but include chyrons, captions, superimposing, sound effects, musical cues, and indicating opening and closing credits.
Dialogue
Continuity List
A Dialogue Continuity List is a tabular format that resembles a detailed dialogue list. It includes overlapping and dual dialogue, act breaks, and a comprehensive end credits listing.
Contact one of our representatives to help determine what type of script best
Film & T.V.
Continuity Lists
Continuity lists are an integral component of film distribution, serving as a legal description of a project for copyright purposes and a delivery requirement between production companies and studios. Additionally, they provide a framework for dubbing services and are critical for closed captioning, subtitling, and foreign distribution.
As continuity lists require verbatim transcription, shot-by-shot scene descriptions, and precise camera cues down to the frame, they are the most time-consuming post-production transcripts to produce. Daily Transcription provides professional and accurate post-production transcription services, including continuity spotting lists tailored to your film, television, or video needs.
Our team of experts has extensive experience in production transcription, making us the ideal choice for your continuity needs. We are committed to delivering high-quality and accurate continuity lists, and our professionals can guide you in determining the type of continuity spotting list that best fits your requirements.
Spotting Lists
These contain in and out times, the calculated duration, and actual subtitles.
Dialogue Lists
These lists contain the verbatim dialogue spoken by actors in a specific shot.
Combined Continuity List
Principal uses are for cut-by-cut descriptions of all camera shots and angles, camera and actor movements within a shot, and the dialogue spoken by the actors with those shots.
Combined Dialogue and Spotting List
Also known as CDSL, these lists combine Spotting Lists and Dialogue Lists.
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