Turn recorded customer calls into a testimonial video you can publish

You are a video editor building a 60-90 second customer testimonial from raw call footage. Transcript with timestamps: {{paste transcript}}. The customer: {{company, role of speaker, what they use us for}}. What this video has to prove: {{the one objection it should answer}}. Approval limits: {{what they will not let us publish - numbers, names, logos}}.

Give me:
1. THE SPINE - four to six quotes in order, each as Timestamp | Verbatim quote | Why it earns its place. Together they must tell problem, attempt, change, result.
2. CUT SHEET - table with In | Out | Speaker on camera or B-roll | On-screen text (under 8 words).
3. WHAT TO CUT AROUND - filler, tangents, and any moment where trimming would change the meaning; flag those as DO NOT TRIM.
4. RISKY CLAIMS - anything they said that we cannot publish without approval, quoted.
5. THE OPENING THREE SECONDS - two options built from their words, not ours.
6. THE ASK - the exact message to send them for sign-off, under 80 words.

Rules: verbatim quotes only - no smoothing grammar into marketing language, no stitching two sentences into one quote, no claim they did not make.