Transcript : text + timecodes references, associated to audio or video file, generally of an interview or spoke words. Generally a json representation in dev context, or a text document in editorial context.
Highlights: text selections marked as standing out or useful in a transcript for a story.
Note that not all Highlights/text selection will make it to the final version of the story.
Labels: Highlights can be grouped into categories, through the use of labels.
Each label has a name, description and colour.
There should be a default label, with default colour for uncategorised Highlights.
Annotation: As we have seen an Highlight can have a label, and labels can have a description.
The description of a hilight through a label is an annotation. (there might be “no label”, if the default label is being used)
Paper-cuts: Text selection from transcript, added to a story.
This may or may not include parts of Highlights selection.
It retain informations aroud the transcript it belongs to, and the speaker associated with it.
Paper-edit: It’s made off paper-cuts.
Voice over script: It’s a narration the journalist writes to “link”/connect all the quotes(text selections) from various contributors in the interview transcripts.
Program Script: It contains the “paper-edit” but also the voice over.
It may contain other elements that specify how the program should be assemble in an audio or video editing software sequence. eg GV/B-Roll, sound effects, images, animations etc..