Every episode is already a week of shorts.
You record an hour. Somewhere in it are six moments that stand on their own — and finding them by scrubbing is the reason they never get cut.
The situation
The episode ships on Tuesday and the clips ship on nobody's schedule, because cutting them is an hour of work that has to happen after the work is already done.
What changes
The back catalogue counts
Nothing about a good moment expires. Point nexclip at last year's episodes and the queue fills without recording anything new.
A guest gets their clips
Search the library by speaker and everything your guest said is one click. Put it in a collection with its own running order and send them the lot.
The show's look, once
One brand kit sets the captions for every episode. Change it in November and the clips from March move too.
What a week looks like
Four steps, in the order they happen, with nothing in them the product cannot do.
- 1Monday: drop the raw recording, or paste the YouTube link
- 2Monday: twenty-odd clips arrive, ranked, with reasons
- 3Tuesday: approve six, fix two captions, ignore the rest
- 4Tuesday: queue them across the week and stop thinking about it
What it will not do
A show that is mostly banter cuts fewer clips than one that makes arguments. nexclip will tell you when a recording produced little rather than padding the list.
You already recorded it. Now cut it.
Give nexclip one recording and see what it pulls out. 90 minutes free, no card, no sales call.
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