What's great about BigVu is the choice to start either with the script or with the video capture. I'm the type of person who first has to speak freely in order to create authentic-looking content and then refine the texts (when I first script and then read it, I don't sound authentic). So what I do, I record a video with BigVu. Then create the transcript in the tool, correct and expand the texts and then let it run on the teleprompter for a second recording (Not to read it exactly but as a support to stay on track and consider all the things I want to talk about).

When I'm satisfied with the content, I create the subtitles with my brand colors. This is a feature I find really valuable for 2 reasons. Firstly, the customizing allows the video to be ideally integrated into my website and other channels, and it matches my brand visually. Secondly, due to the easily legible and visually appealing subtitles (I use semi- to dark-colored text on a white background), my users can enjoy watching the videos even without sound, especially when they are in areas where audio is inappropriate.

So just try it and find your way of using it.