Guides on short-form video: finding the story in a long video, hooks, captions people read, and growing on Shorts, Reels and TikTok.
Price per minute, captions in your language, dubbing, faceless videos and editing: a practical way to choose between Opus Clip and Sentarys with your own footage.
Step by step setup of the Sentarys MCP server in Claude Code, Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and VS Code, so your AI assistant can clip, edit, dub and export your videos.
A real session: Claude Code clips a podcast into Shorts, tightens the hook, changes the captions, exports in 1080p and dubs the best clip, all through the Sentarys MCP server.
An honest comparison of the AI clip generators creators use in 2026: who each one fits, what it costs, and how to test them on your own footage.
Where to place captions, how big to make them, how many words to show at once, when to highlight, and the caption mistakes that make viewers swipe.
Five hook formulas that stop the scroll: cold open, on-screen text, question, stakes and pattern interrupt, with examples for podcasts, streams, dark channels, dorama and debates.
Lengths, safe zones, captions, posting cadence and what carries over when you post the same clip on YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Instagram Reels.
A practical workflow for clipping other creators' long videos: finding moments, getting permission, joining clipping programs, staying rights-aware and balancing volume with quality.
Crop, fit or split: how to reframe 16:9 footage for Shorts, Reels and TikTok, keep the speaker centred, stack a facecam over gameplay and know when letterboxing is the right call.
Six faceless formats that hold up in 2026, how each one is produced, how to turn every long video into shorts, and the rights rules that keep a channel monetizable.
Length by goal and genre: when 15 seconds beats 60, why watch time and rewatches matter more than duration, and the current limits on YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels and TikTok.
Claim, rebuttal, reaction: a method for political and debate clips that keeps the meaning intact, with split screens, word-for-word captions and titles that are sharp without misleading.
A beat-by-beat look at a short podcast clip that holds viewers to the end, and the editing decisions you can copy.
A practical comparison of AI clipping and short-form editing tools, what each one is best at, and how to test them on your own footage.
A practical method for finding the stories inside a long conversation and cutting them into vertical clips with a hook, a turn and a payoff.
A practical method for faceless mystery and dark-facts shorts: the unsettling hook, dread that builds, a reveal ending, and the grade, captions and music that carry the mood.
A practical guide to K-drama and dorama scene edits: choosing the scene with the highest stakes, a cold open on the line that hurts, the silences you keep, and the grade, captions and piano that carry it.
A practical guide to gameplay clips for Shorts, Reels and TikTok: finding rage, clutch and fail moments, stacking the facecam over the game, placing captions and pacing the cut.