Find the best clips in a podcast
The hard part of clipping a long recording isn’t the cutting — it’s finding the moment. An agent can read the whole conversation and pick.
What you need
Section titled “What you need”- A long recording — podcast episode, webinar, interview.
- A connected agent.
What to say
Section titled “What to say”Find the three strongest 30-second moments in this episode and cut each into a vertical clip with karaoke captions.
Or with a steer:
Clip the part where we talk about pricing — tight, punchy, hook first.
What happens
Section titled “What happens”The agent transcribes the recording (if it isn’t already), reads it, and scores the moments — self-contained, quotable, with a hook. Each pick becomes its own composition, so the whole batch lands side by side on one canvas: clip one, clip two, clip three, all cut to their moments, framed vertical with the speaker centred, captioned word-by-word, hook line up top. The cuts are non-destructive Mixture edits, so a clip’s boundaries are yours to nudge.
Because clips are just compositions, comparisons are cheap — ask for “two versions of the pricing clip, one hook-first and one context-first” and review the A/B pair next to each other before you pick.
Make it yours
Section titled “Make it yours”Scan the whole batch on the canvas, tighten a cut on the timeline, swap a hook line, or ask for “two more options for the second clip”. The transcript stays attached, so every adjustment keeps captions in sync — and export each clip separately as you approve it.