Turn one long video into five native pieces

When to use it

When you record podcasts or long videos and feel the effort is spent on a single publication.

I am going to give you the transcript of a video. Your job is to distil it, not summarise it.

Transcript:
{{transcript}}

Audience: {{audience}}
Goal: {{goal}}

Deliver:

1. THESIS in one sentence: the idea that holds the whole video together.
2. A 700-word article with its own title that adds context missing from the video (data, counterexamples, steps).
3. A thread of 7 posts: the first without a hype hook, the last with a concrete call to action.
4. A 250-word newsletter with a personal tone, as if writing to one person.
5. Three potential clips: start second, end second, and why that fragment works on its own.
6. Five verbatim quotes that work as graphic quotes.

Rules: do not repeat the same sentence in two formats. Each piece must be readable without having seen the video. Remove filler words and digressions from the transcript.

Variables to fill in

Tips

• ·Paste the full transcript: if you cut it, the model invents the missing context.
• ·Ask for the article before the thread; the thread comes out better once the argument is developed.
• ·Check the verbatim quotes against the video before publishing them.