Government & Public Sector
Public sector video and audio content usually comes with considerations that private-sector content doesn't: accessibility formatting often referenced under guidelines like Section 508, multilingual access for constituents, and a public record standard that assumes accuracy will be checked. We work with government agencies on exactly this kind of content.
What We Offer
- Public meeting and hearing transcription — accurate transcripts of council meetings, public hearings, and administrative proceedings, formatted for the public record.
- Accessibility-focused captioning — captions for public-facing video and training content, formatted to align with commonly referenced guidelines such as Section 508.
- Multilingual public communications — translated captions, subtitles, and voiceover for public health, safety, and service announcements reaching non-English-speaking constituents.
- Training and internal communications — transcription and captioning for internal agency training and compliance content.
Formatting to Accessibility Guidelines
Many federal, state, and local government bodies reference Section 508 and related accessibility guidelines when publishing video content. We format captions and transcripts to align with these commonly used standards, and can adjust delivery formats to match whatever platform your agency uses.
Serving Multilingual Constituents
Public health announcements, emergency communications, and service information often need to reach residents who don't speak English as a first language, and a delay or inaccuracy in that translation has real consequences.
Working with Public Records
Transcripts of public meetings and hearings often become part of an official record, which means they need to hold up to scrutiny after the fact. We apply the same verbatim accuracy standards to public record transcription that we use for legal work.