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long-to-short

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Turn a long video (a talk, podcast, interview, lesson, livestream or vlog) into short vertical clips that each stand alone and hold attention from the first second. Use when the person gives a long recording and asks for clips, shorts, highlights or cut-downs for Douyin, Reels, Shorts or similar (长视频转短视频, 切片, 剪短视频, 高光, 拆条).

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# Long video to shorts

Find the moments in this recording that people would stop scrolling for, and make each one a short a channel would post
as it is: it opens on its strongest real line, ends on its point, and makes sense to someone who never saw the long
video. The speaker, watching it, would say: yes, that is what I meant.

## What has to be true

- **The speaker's meaning, intact.** Nothing said in different places is joined into a claim they did not make; an
  "if", a "not" or an "in some cases" is never cut away; an answer keeps its question. A title or any other text on
  screen says only what the recording says, or is plainly yours.
- **It stands alone**: a viewer knows who is speaking and what they are answering.
- **Every word exact.** The transcript says exactly what was said; names, numbers and terms you cannot confirm are named
  in your reply. Each cut falls in a pause: no clip starts on a clipped word or stops mid-thought.
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