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# Regional
The regional tab is where the descriptive metadata is stored for a record, this includes multiple Title types, Descriptions, and additional fields like copyright, disclaimers and more.
The location of the Regional tab in the Fabric Studio application.
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This section is included within Fabric Studio’s [Record Builder](/fabric-knowledge-base/learn-the-application/destinations/preferences/record-builder.md) capabilities. This means that whilst it is initially populated with commonly used fields, it can be completely managed by the client at any time through the Record Builder destination in the Fabric Studio application.
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{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Titles" %}
### Titles
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Titles refer to the names of films and TV shows. They are the main identifier for a specific piece of media, and serve as the highest level description of a show or movie.
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The Titles section of the Regional tab.
#### Titles Data Summary
| Field | Description |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [Language](/fabric-knowledge-base/learn-the-application/default-data-sets/languages.md) | This dropdown menu adjusts the tab to present, and enable metadata to be stored in, different languages, regional alphabets and writing systems. The languages, scripts and usage are defined and managed as part of the Language Data set. |
| [Title](/fabric-knowledge-base/learn-the-application/default-data-sets/record-categorization.md#types) | The name of the program. |
| Alternative Title | An alternate title is an alternative name or title given to a film, television program, or other media production. This title can be used in different countries or regions, to differentiate the production from similar works, or to provide a more appropriate name in a different presentation context. |
| Also Known As | Also known as (AKAs) refers to alternate titles or names that the film or TV show is known by. It can refer to different titles given to a production in different countries, working titles or even different titles that a production has been released under over time. |
| Comments | Allows users to add comments or notes about the content. This can include information such as the intended purpose of the field, usage notes, licensing considerations, etc. |
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{% tab title="Descriptors" %}
### Descriptors
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The descriptions section is where the synopses are stored in different lengths for different platform types. If clients are using third party enrichment services, dedicated Synopses fields are added to house the corresponding synopses loaded from those services.
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Find the descriptors data set here.
The Descriptions section of the the Regional tab.
#### Descriptors Data Summary
| Field | Description |
| --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [Language](/fabric-knowledge-base/learn-the-application/default-data-sets/languages.md) | This dropdown menu adjusts the tab to present, and enable metadata to be stored in, different languages, regional alphabets and writing systems. The languages, scripts and usage are defined and managed as part of the Language Data set. |
| Synopsis (180) | Summary of the story or main plot points of a film or TV show. It is usually written in prose form and is usually shorter than a full summary of the story. The 180 character length is typically used for Linear EPG presentation. |
| Synopsis (250) | Summary of the story or main plot points of a film or TV show. It is usually written in prose form and is usually shorter than a full summary of the story. The 250 character length is typically used as a Non-Linear “Short” description. |
| Synopsis (1,000) | Full summary of the story or main plot points of a film or TV show. The 1,000 character length is typically used as a Non-Linear “Long” description. |
| Synopsis (3,000) | Extended summary of the story or main plot points of a film or TV show. The 3,000 character length is typically used for press distribution. |
| Copyright | The legal right of the creator or owner of a creative work to control its use, distribution, and sale. |
| Comments | Allows users to add comments or notes about the content. This can include information such as the intended purpose of the field, usage notes, licensing considerations, etc. |
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{% tab title="Additional Information" %}
### Additional Information
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The additional information section is where additional text-baed descriptive information is stored against a record. This can be configured but typically includes fields like abstract Disclaimer, Content Advisory Label or notes.
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#### Data Summary
| Field | Description |
| ------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Disclaimer | Typically serves to protect the producers, distributors, or creators from any potential legal action that may arise from the presentation of the content. |
| Notes | Any general notes, usually intended for user reference, that are helpful relating to the record. |
| Comments | Allows users to add comments or notes about the content. This can include information such as the intended purpose of the field, usage notes, licensing considerations, etc. |
| Display in Record Header | If enabled, the note or disclaimer field will be shown in the record header. This toggle is auto enabled when there is a single item added and no other item is present. |
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### Tutorials
Learn how to use and edit the Regional Tab:
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[Editing the Regional Tab](/fabric-knowledge-base/learn-the-application/discovery-record-tabs/regional/editing-the-regional-tab.md)
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Related Articles
* [Record Builder Regional](/fabric-knowledge-base/learn-the-application/destinations/preferences/record-builder/regional.md)
* [Languages](/fabric-knowledge-base/learn-the-application/default-data-sets/languages.md)
* [Record Header](/fabric-knowledge-base/learn-the-application/discovery-record-tabs/record-header.md)
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