Interview production review
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GDPR Compliant
SOC 2 Type IIRecorded interviews
Create a transcript from audio or video and revisit the original when a quote needs checking.
AI translation for media and broadcasting teams
Move from an interview recording to a transcript your team can review. Follow editorial conversations with accurate live translation and translate written briefs while keeping the original source close at hand.
- Journalists
- Producers
- Editorial teams
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Language workflows for media and broadcasting
Choose a workflow for the task in front of you.
Turn interview recordings into reviewable text
Upload an audio or video interview for transcription and translate the resulting transcript where supported. Check speaker labels, names, timestamps, and quotations against the recording before editorial use.
Keep multilingual editorial discussions moving
Follow live translated captions during editorial meetings and contributor calls. Keep language support separate from the editorial decisions your team makes.
Translate the brief before production starts
Translate story briefs, interview outlines, and production schedules as documents or PDFs. Review the result with the people responsible for the source material.
Start with one task
Choose your workflow
Choose the conversation, recording, document, or message your media and broadcasting team needs to work with.
Prepare your input
Open the matching JotMe tool and check the source, target language, and setup requirements.
Review and share
Review the result against the original before sharing it with the people who need it.
Prepare your team’s terminologySpeaker namesPlace namesStory terminology
Prepare names and terms such as Speaker names, Place names, Story terminology for supported custom-vocabulary workflows.
Check specialist wording, names, and figures against the source.
Keep the source behind every story
An interview may mix languages, names, and specialist terms. Preserve the original recording, review the transcript, and compare translated wording with the source before it becomes a quote or a published story.
Editorial meetings
Discuss interview plans and story decisions with colleagues working in different languages.
Production handoffs
Prepare translated briefs and clear written follow-ups for international contributors.
More ways to work across languages
Prepare a contributor follow-up
Dictate a production update or interview follow-up using Voice Keyboard. Translate the reviewed text in a separate step and check names, dates, and tone before sending.
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JotMe for media and broadcasting, explained
Choose the right tool and setup for your team.
Explore all toolsCan I transcribe an audio or video interview?
Use file transcription for your recording and check the supported upload formats and language options. Review important quotations against the original audio.
Does this publish captions into a broadcast system?
This page describes JotMe translation and transcription workflows. It does not promise an integration with a broadcast, editing, or publishing system. Plan and test any separate production handoff.
Can we share the meeting record with colleagues?
Share supported meeting records or translated files using the appropriate access settings. My notes stay private; review the selected content and recipient permissions before sharing.