Discourse analysis video transcription is a transcription style that uses strict verbatim, but also includes other information, such as tone of voice, whether a pause is long, medium or short, pitch of voice, laugher, crying and any other audio descriptions within the audio. This style is often used by psychologists, but can be useful in a variety of professions.
As video gives the transcriptionist a visual as well as an audio stimulus, video transcription gives you the option of including visual descriptions to accompany the dialogue. This can be useful for video editing, but has also been requested for many student transcripts.
Time coded video transcription is one of our most popular video transcription styles (especially for video rushes). A time coded transcription contains detailed time codes or time stamps a pre-set intervals. This can save significant amounts for those involved in video editing and also makes referencing sections of dialogue a lot easier.