Turn One Long Recording Into Three Separate Videos

And today, we're gonna talk about something that's so important to those longer form videos that you create, and that's gonna be the snippets and the shorts that you get for the from them. Right? When you do a thirty minute podcast, one of the most important pieces is that you're also getting three, four, five, six different short clips from it that you can post on YouTube shorts, LinkedIn, Instagram reels, TikTok, you name it. Because as you know, attention spans are no longer, as long as they used to be. Right? And so we gotta make sure that we are hitting the points quickly, efficiently, and getting people's attention so they actually go and watch the long form video as well. And so we're gonna walk through this very briefly, but let me pull up my screen here. You'll see I have this kinda laid out for you. So we're turning one long recording into three separate videos. That long recording can be any format. It could be a full campus or factory walk through, could be a podcast, it could be what we call a power hour. You name it, there's so many different types that you can grab little snippets from. And so you'll see here in this first one, watch recording once before submitting. This is something a lot of people forget to do is they just think about that one spot where they like the snippet. They get that snippet, and then they realize there's four or five other ones that they forgot to do. And so now we went through the editing, and now it took them a full week to get back all three pieces of short form clips when they could have gotten it in twenty four hours. And so we wanna make sure that we're doing our job to get you guys those clips as fast as possible, but we need you guys to do your job as well by hopping in and making sure you're watching through the entire long form recording. How you're gonna do this is all you have to do is drop a time stamped comment at the three strongest moments within there. Right? That could be a sharp insight, could be a useful explanation, could also be just a memorable line from that longer form video. Once you get all of those three time stamps in there, you're gonna submit one edit request asking for those three exports from the same file. You'll describe each clip in your in craft your clip with its own start and time stamp and purpose. So making sure we understand exactly what you're looking to do and trying to do, and we're gonna be able to create that for you once you put that time stamp within the proofing room. And now make sure that you name each clip consistently in your channel feed. Example, interview clip one of three. So they stay organized and easy to find later. That's when you get that video back. It's in there. You wanna make sure that you know which one's which. And so let our team know, we'll we'll title it for you. Or when you you get those videos back, just hop right back in and and title it for yourself. Now, extra pro tip we have for you too is, if you have ten strong moments, don't try to get ten clips all at one time. Submit it in batches of three. That way we can get it to you as fast as we possibly can. And keep directions clear and turn around fast because that's how you're gonna get all that content running for you. So let me let me hop into how you're actually gonna do this. Awesome. So you guys can see my screen here. This is in the proofing room of a six minute long video. Obviously, a lot of times, you're gonna have a thirty minute video or a sixty minute video. And so make sure that you are watching through. Right? Our first step was watch through the whole video to find those time stamps you really like. And, hey, if you're like me, maybe you'll put it on two x speed, and you can listen to And to save time on on this piece of content, I will just hop right in. Let's say right here at thirty six seconds, I want this clip to fifty seconds. I could say, please create a separate short clip from here, zero thirty six seconds to zero fifty seconds. The purpose of this is to be a preshow short that we put on LinkedIn to hype up the podcast launch. Right? Could be something like that. Within this clip, do not put any branding. Just take out the raw footage. Right? If you want branding, make sure to tell them, hey. We want a quick little logo sting on the front end. We want a logo sting on the back end. Make sure that you say it in here. Then say, please title this x y z clip or x y z. It could be podcast numbers sixty two and clip one of three. There we go. So now that's over here on the thirty six second mark. I could also hop up to the two minute and thirty five second mark, and let's say we want another one here. You'll go through that again, And maybe you have one down here. You go through that again. And, right, our pro tip was only put in three at a time. That way we can get it all to you. You're gonna see all of these on the right side here. You'll see the timestamp, thirty six seconds to fifty seconds. You'll also notice it's already timestamped here. So we did it at thirty six, so it's there. Two thirty five, five forty eight. As soon as it's all on the right side here, then you're gonna click request edit now. That's gonna go to our team. We're gonna know exactly what to do that. We're gonna upload separate files onto your home page, onto your channel media page of MarketScale Studio with those three separate clips. That way you'll see the three clips. You also see your long form. We don't want to say only put one in here and don't tell it to be separate because what it's gonna do is gonna hide your long form video and only have the short form video up here. So make sure to tell them it's gonna be a separate clip. Once you have that in there, then you're gonna be all good to go. You're gonna have clips for days. We're gonna make sure we get it to you in a fast turnaround and that you have some fun things to start posting. So if you have any other questions, please feel free to let me know. This is how you're going to create easy, quick clips using MarketScale Studio without having the headache of having to go in and actually do it. Look forward to seeing some of the ones you guys create.