JC Clipper

The work.

Four formats, one standard. What we cut, what's in every clip, and the bar each one clears before it posts.

A live reaction clip: a streamer in a headset mid-reaction, captions over the frame
Live0:22

Chat knew before he did

wait wait wait look at the map

@yourchannelLive reaction

Live reaction

The moment as it happened, face cam and chat kept in frame. Posted while you're still on air.

18 to 35 seconds

A recap clip: two players at gaming PCs, a title card over the frame
Last night1:04

How a 6 hour stream ended in 60 seconds

three hours in everything fell apart

@yourchannelVOD recap

Recap

The whole stream or episode in a minute. Cold open on the payoff, then how you got there.

60 to 90 seconds

A series clip: a streamer at a PC, a 'Part 2' title card over the frame
Part 2 of 30:48

The plan that almost worked (Part 2)

so here is where it gets worse

@yourchannelFollow for Part 3

Series

A story too big for one clip becomes numbered parts, each ending on a follow card for the next.

2 to 4 parts, 30 to 60 seconds each

A podcast clip: two hosts at microphones, a pull-quote on screen
Episode 410:36

"Nobody tells you this part"

the first year was nothing like that

@yourpodcastFull episode on the channel

Pull-quote

The line the episode gets remembered for, framed on whoever's speaking, guest credited, episode linked.

30 to 60 seconds

What's in every clip

A raw repost of a good moment is still a bad clip. Every one of ours gets all six.

  1. Hook in the first secondA title or the payoff line before anyone can scroll.
  2. Word-by-word captionsEvery word, timed to speech. Most people watch on mute.
  3. Reframed to 9:16We follow the action. Face cams stay in the shot.
A streamer at a gaming PC wearing a headset, framed vertically the way a finished clip is
Live2:07:44

Chat called it 3 seconds early

no way that just worked on the first try

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@yourchannelClipped from last night's stream
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  1. Dead air and filler cutPauses, ums and false starts come out. It plays at the pace it felt.
  2. A framing change every couple of secondsPunch-ins and zooms keep eyes moving.
  3. Credit and a way back to youYour handle on screen and in the caption.

The standard every clip meets

Miss any of these and it doesn't post.

Format
1080 by 1920, 9:16, up to 60 fps Uploaded natively to each platform, never re-compressed through a phone.
First second
Hook on screen Before anyone can decide to scroll.
Captions
Word by word, timed to speech Checked against the transcript. Platform-limited words masked so the post isn't quietly suppressed.
Credit
Your handle on screen and in the caption On every post, on every platform.
Sign-off
An editor approves every clip Against your brief, before it goes anywhere.

The same edit has put more than 50,000,000+ views on the channels we run and the creators we clip for.

Proven on our own channels firstWe tested every format where a bad month costs us, not a client. What works there is what we cut for you.
Sharper every monthWhat held attention last week changes what we cut this week. You keep the results.

See what we'd cut from your last stream.

Send a link and we'll come back within one business day with the first moments we'd clip and a quote for your channel.

Start a conversation jcddventures@gmail.com