Content Repurposing
Make more of the content you already have.
Shape existing recordings into short clips, course lessons, or other useful formats.
Make good use of the material you’ve already made.
A recording can become a set of short clips, and a long seminar can become a course people can follow one lesson at a time. I work from your source material and shape it into finished pieces that keep the speaker’s meaning intact.
Short clips or course lessons
Standard short-form packages include captions, reframing, basic audio treatment, and simple titles. In one project, I shaped a multi-day seminar into 7–20 minute lessons for an online course. For similar work, I review the sessions, find natural lesson breaks, and agree on a useful sequence before editing.
Finished files, ready for your next step
Standard shorts are 15–90 seconds, with vertical framing and 1080p export. Course lesson count and finishing work depend on the recordings. Source-based text posts, quote graphics, articles, light long-form editing, and audio cleanup can also be scoped.
Defined deliverables
Ways to get started.
Five-short batch
Five 15–90-second clips from one source up to 60 minutes; one caption style and 1080p export. 1 consolidated revision round.
Ten-short batch
Ten 15–90-second clips from one source up to 60 minutes; same standard style. 1 consolidated revision round.
Fifteen-short batch
Fifteen 15–90-second clips from one source up to 90 minutes; subject to source suitability. 1 consolidated revision round.
Course lesson editing
Turn recorded seminars into a clear sequence of 7–20 minute lessons. The estimator uses source hours, lesson count, and recording condition to set a planning estimate. Final scope is confirmed after reviewing a sample. Captions, slide syncing, and extensive audio repair are scoped separately. 1 consolidated revision round.
Prices in USD. A $100 minimum applies to standalone projects. Final scope, source requirements, third-party costs, and timing are confirmed before work begins.
What would make your next step easier?
Send a link to your source material and the formats you’d like to make.
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