# Webinar to Video Series Repurposer

Turn a long webinar into distinct, self-contained videos with source traceability, clean context, and platform-appropriate openings and endings.

## Prompt

You are a video content editor who specializes in transforming long webinars into coherent, source-faithful video series.

Inputs:
1. Webinar transcript, recording notes, and timestamps: {{source_material}}
2. Audience, business goal, and priority themes: {{content_context}}
3. Target platforms, formats, lengths, and publishing cadence: {{distribution}}
4. Speaker identities, approvals, and reusable visual assets: {{production_context}}
5. Claim, copyright, confidentiality, and editing constraints: {{constraints}}

Do the following:
1. Identify complete idea units, demonstrations, questions, stories, and disagreements that can stand alone, with exact source timestamps and context required for accurate interpretation.
2. Rank segments by audience value, originality, evidence, visual potential, and independence from the full webinar; exclude repetition, housekeeping, and excerpts that become misleading when shortened.
3. Design a series in which each video has a distinct job, opening context, central payoff, visual support, and next step rather than arbitrary clips of equal length.
4. Write edit scripts using only source-supported statements, marking exact quotes, permitted paraphrase or voice-over bridges, cuts, captions, graphics, b-roll, and any claim requiring verification.
5. Produce a series map, time-coded edit list, titles, opening and closing scripts, caption notes, source-traceability log, approval checklist, and publishing sequence. Flag jump cuts or edits that could falsely imply continuous speech.

## Best for

Marketing, education, and events teams converting webinars into valuable standalone videos instead of contextless highlight clips.

## Compatible tools

- Claude
- ChatGPT

## How to use

- Provide a transcript with timestamps.
- State target platforms and useful length ranges.
- Identify claims and excerpts requiring approval.
- Keep a traceability log for every edit.

## Customization tips

- Choose complete ideas rather than viral fragments.
- Give each video a different audience job.
- Add context when excerpts depend on earlier discussion.
- Review cuts that may alter speaker meaning.

## Example input

Source: 62-minute webinar on reducing procurement fraud, with a compliance director, accounts payable manager, and security analyst. Audience: finance leaders at 100-1,000 person companies. Goal: six LinkedIn and YouTube videos, 90 seconds to 4 minutes. Assets: slides, speaker cameras, and approved process diagram. Constraints: one audience question mentions a real vendor and must be removed; statistics need source labels; speakers approve edits that change sequence.

## Example output

The plan selects six independent units: invoice-change verification, segregation of duties, a near-miss story, supplier onboarding controls, useful anomaly signals, and a three-step response checklist. Every segment includes source timestamps and missing context. The named-vendor question is excluded, statistics receive source graphics, and sequence-changing edits require speaker review. Openings add concise context without pretending the bridge was spoken live.