One webinar, five clips: long recordings into short ones — step 9 of 9

Your clip plan

The deliverable from this lesson is the clip plan: the posting table, plus a short list of the clips you cut and the reason for each. Here's Fieldnote's, with C4 moved to start on Marta's answer:

Day	Clip	Cut	Screen line	Approved by
1	C5	28:44 to 29:20	This cup tastes like the fruit it came from	Dana
3	C1	06:12 to 06:51	The last ten seconds of brewing matter most	Sam
6	C8	44:30 to 45:05	Fresh roast every week. Skip a week anytime	Dana
9	C4	22:16 to 23:02	Decaf that still tastes like coffee	Dana
12	C6	34:22 to 35:07	The batch Marta burned, and what it taught her	Sam

Cut, with reasons:

• C2: Marta says about $6 a bag and the price sheet says $3.50. Held, and Marta has the right number for her next webinar.
• C3: it opens mid-thought, and the setup it depends on is more than a minute earlier in the recording.
• C7: a focus and jitters claim, which the fall tier brief doesn't allow.

To run this on your own recording, keep the prompt from step 2 and change four things: who is speaking, what the clips are for, your length limit, and what counts as a risky line in your business. For a software company that list could be prices, customer results and client names. Then run the same four checks and fill in the same table. The AI saves you an afternoon of scrubbing through the recording, and the four checks are where your judgment goes.