July 2013
Beginner
296 pages
8h 54m
English
| Transcribing Interviews |
A simple edit log and notes are sufficient for many smaller projects. However, feature-length docs, reality TV, and other large projects will call for full transcripts that contain every word said, who said it, and the time code at which it was said. Making a transcript is the single easiest way to put together a final script and get a handle on your exact contents. You will be able to easily cut and paste sound bites into a paper edit and experiment with your story and structure.
Make sure you make dubs of your master first. Don’t risk the possibility of harming your precious master tapes while transcribing. The ...
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