Google Docs for the Transcript
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Interviews are an important part of many documentaries. But we know that not every bit of the interview is valuable, or something that we can include in the final product, so we need a way to edit through the transcript while looking at the footage on one screen. We use Google Docs to store the transcripts and to start the process of finding the gems in each interview.
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Credits
Writer: Tim McLaughlin
Voice Over: Tim McLaughlin
Editor: Tim McLaughlin
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