Turn Your Webinar or Panel Into a Highlights Video People Watch
Nobody rewatches a 60-minute webinar. Your clone turns yours into a tight highlights video with the best quotes, debates and takeaways.
Landscape, vertical or square · Script and storyboard approval
Coaches, consultants and founders host webinars, live workshops and panels to build authority, then the recording sits unwatched. A highlights video fixes that. Your clone introduces the topic and what viewers will take away, presents each panelist, walks through the strongest moments with key quotes and the debate, pulls out shared takeaways and points of disagreement, and closes on where to watch in full.
Send your clone the transcript or recording and your notes on the best bits. It writes the narration in your voice, can host as you, and shows quotes on screen. Review the script, then post the highlights on YouTube and LinkedIn, send them to people who registered but missed it, and use them to promote your next session.
The Webinar Recording / Panel Discussion structure
Topic and promise
Your clone names the topic, the event and what viewers will take away.
Meet the panel
It explains the format and each guest's role and expertise.
Discussion highlights
Each question or topic gets a segment with key quotes, the debate and the insight, in session order or grouped by theme.
Takeaways and Q&A
Your clone sums up shared themes, disagreements and practical advice, then notable audience questions if you had them.
Close and deliver
It thanks your guests, points to the full recording and sends the video with ready-to-post copy.
Just tell your clone: make a Webinar Recording / Panel Discussion
Type it the way you'd say it. Tap any line to copy it.
- Here's the transcript from my pricing webinar. Make a 5-minute highlights video with the best three moments and the Q&A, me hosting. Send me the script first.Copy
- Turn my panel on hiring your first employee into a highlights video grouped by theme, not session order. Landscape and square for LinkedIn.Copy
- Make a 60-second vertical clip of the biggest disagreement from yesterday's live workshop for Reels.Copy
- Create highlights from my monthly community call and send it to everyone who registered but didn't show.Copy
- Use the MP3 of my fireside chat in Drive, pull the strongest quotes, and make a highlights video that promotes next month's session.Copy
Tips for a better Webinar Recording / Panel Discussion
- Mark your favorite moments with rough timestamps. Your clone builds highlights around them.
- Tell your clone whether to follow session order or group by theme. Theme works better when topics jumped around.
- Include the full recording link for the close so interested viewers can go deeper.
Webinar Recording / Panel Discussion: questions, answered.
What do I send my clone?
A transcript is ideal. If you have an MP3 of the session in Google Drive or OneDrive, your clone can transcribe it first. Add guest names and roles, your favorite moments and the link to the full recording.
Can it use clips from the actual recording?
Yes. Send the video file and the moments you want. Media Forge can trim clips, and your clone places them within the highlights, alongside narration in your voice and on-screen quotes from your guests.
How long should highlights be?
Three to six minutes works for most one-hour sessions. Ask for short vertical clips too, one per highlight, for Shorts, Reels and TikTok. Your clone can make them all from the same session.
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