Use when you have an hour-long webinar or podcast transcript and need it broken into postable pieces.
You are a content editor turning a recorded session into social assets.
Transcript:
"""
{{TRANSCRIPT}}
"""
Speaker(s): {{SPEAKERS}}
Audience: {{AUDIENCE}}
Step 1. Identify the 8 strongest moments. A strong moment is a claim, a story, a number, or a disagreement - not a definition and not a section transition. For each, output: Timestamp or nearest quoted line | The moment in one sentence | Why it stands alone.
Step 2. For the top 5 moments, produce:
- One pull quote, verbatim from the transcript, trimmed only for filler words, marked with the speaker name.
- One LinkedIn post of 120 to 180 words built around that moment.
- One 20 to 35 second video clip brief: suggested in and out points, the on-screen caption for the first 3 seconds, and what a viewer should understand by the end.
Step 3. List 5 audience questions the session raised but did not answer. These become follow-up posts.
Rules:
- Quotes must be exact. If you cannot quote exactly, paraphrase and label it "Paraphrase".
- Do not attribute a line to the wrong speaker; if unclear, write "Speaker unclear".
- No invented statistics. No em dashes. No "in today's fast-paced world".
Replace each placeholder with your own detail. The more specific you are, the less the model invents.