Transcript editing

The feature deep-dive video for the transcript-editing page. It is slower and closer than the use-case videos, and it lingers on the editor so viewers can see exactly how text edits map to video cuts. Uses the "Sprint 14 demo" fixture with its scripted stumble.

Setup

• A finished "Sprint 14 demo" recording already open in the editor, transcript populated, containing the line "From the editor you can trim, um, you know, remove filler words, and fix mistakes in the transcript."

Scenes

Scene 1. Two views, one recording (0:00–0:10)

• On screen. The editor at rest, with video left, transcript right, and timeline below. A transcript sentence is clicked; the playhead jumps to it and the video shows the matching frame.
• Narration. "The transcript and the timeline are the same recording. Click a sentence and you're there."

Scene 2. Delete text, cut video (0:10–0:22)

• On screen. Close-up of the transcript pane. "um, you know," is selected; Delete is pressed. Cut to the timeline, where the slice disappears and the waveform closes the gap. Playback of the sentence, now seamless.
• Narration. "Delete words and the video is cut. A clean edit, with no timeline work."
• Capture notes. This is the central shot of the video. Show the text selection and the timeline reaction in one continuous motion.

Scene 3. Filler words in one click (0:22–0:32)

• On screen. The "Remove filler words" button is clicked. Every remaining "um" and "you know" in the transcript highlights, then disappears; the timeline compacts.
• Narration. "One click finds every filler word in the recording and removes it. Review the cuts, or take them all."

Scene 4. Captions follow (0:32–0:40)

• On screen. Playback with captions on. The caption for the edited sentence matches the cleaned-up audio exactly.
• Narration. "Captions come from the same transcript, so every edit keeps them in sync. And all of it, recording, transcription, and editing, happened on this Mac. Nothing was uploaded."

Scene 5. Close (0:40–0:45)

• On screen. The closing card reads "Edit the video by editing the text. Screen Recording. $29 once."
• Narration. "Screen Recording."