Clip the session, not just the trailer: podcasts and livestreams
· Product announcement
Most catalogs still treat long-form as a leftover. They cut a trailer, post it once, and leave two hours of a session in a folder. The feed does not watch two hours. It watches the nine seconds that would have been a clip if anyone had been hunting.
Auto Clipper sits on that source and pulls the pieces worth posting. You approve. The overnight shift is software.
Livestreams are already a clipping desk
Fanatics runs Auto Clipper across 100+ livestreams and pulls the card moments from each one. Artists and podcasters have the same shape of problem: the night is long, the native cut is short, and nobody wants to relive the tape at 4am.
Podcasts need native, not recap
A recap card is not a clip. A clip is a face, a line, a crop that belongs on TikTok. Pair Auto Clipper with sound that ships with the picture. Silent AI cutdowns still fail feeds. The session already had audio. Keep it.
Then give the cuts to clippers
Software finds the moment. Clippers find the audience. Artist teams that already run clipping as a desk brief those cuts the same way they brief a drop: on-voice, qualified, paid when live.
FAQ
Is this the same as a trailer cutdown?
No. A trailer is one master you already chose. Session and livestream clipping hunts many native moments from hours of source so TikTok, Reels, and Shorts have a week of cuts, not one poster.
Does Auto Clipper post without approval?
No. It hunts. You ship. Artists and brands stay editor-in-chief. Fanatics uses the same idea on livestreams: the software sits on the stream, a person still decides what the catalog can say.
What source is worth clipping?
Anything with a face, a hook, and a clock: podcasts, sessions, interviews, show nights, product livestreams. If nobody would screenshot a moment, do not spend the night cutting it.
