(Sep 25, 2026 08:59 AM)SUI-3183372 Wrote:  Clipping is powerful and has a lot of attention behind it right now.

Part of my job is building internal AI tooling for teams, and I've been working with marketing teams a lot lately. A clipping framework is something that I've had a lot of demand for, and is something I've built out over the last few months.

Using my framework, you'll feed the system a proper brief about what your brand is, how you want to present yourself, who your audience is, etc, essentially you spend a bit of time calibrating what you want your outputs to look like. Once you're honed in there, it's simple: You feed raw video into the framework. It will identify the impactful moments of your video, it'll clip around them, and it'll determine how to order these clips and fit them together in the most impactful manner possible, while staying conscious of your brand, your audience, and what lands well with your audience. It'll create a transcript and add subtitles. It'll add transitions, intro clips, outro clips, watermarks, branding, etc.

At this point I simply upload a video to a bot on Telegram or Slack and I'll have a clip back within 2-5 minutes depending on length of the raw video and the length of the requested clip.