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In Dubbing Scripts, it is necessary to identify each character in the programme. This is done with a Character object which has the following properties: +
This section is mainly relevant to Dubbing workflows.
+A character in the programme can be described using a Character object which has the following properties:
While typically, a Script Event corresponds to one single Character, there are cases where multiple characters can be associated with a Script Event. This is when all Characters speak the same text at the same time.
+While typically, a Script Event corresponds to one single Character, + there are cases where multiple characters can be associated with a Script Event. + This is when all Characters speak the same text at the same time.
+In a transcript, when the event corresponds to in-image content, + for example an audio description, no Character Identifier is needed. + However it may be helpful in a Pre-recording Script or an As-recorded Script context + to indicate a Character signifying who voices the recording.
Zero or more Text objects, each being either Original or Translation.
Empty Text objects can be used to indicate explicitly that there is no text content.