The Three-Question Filter We Use Before Editing Any Clip
We wrote down the exact filter we run every candidate clip through before it gets edited — hook, copyright risk, caption-ability — and packaged it as a short, practical guide.
A few days ago we wrote about why most short-form clips never should have been edited in the first place — the short version is that editing time is expensive, and most of it gets spent on clips that were dead on arrival. A few people asked for the actual checklist, written out, not just the argument for having one.
So we wrote it down properly: The Clip Scoring Playbook — a short, practical guide covering the three-question filter we run before opening an editor, a plain-language framework for thinking about copyright risk (not legal advice, just the factors that actually move the needle), a caption structure per platform (TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts), and how to run the whole thing as a repeatable workflow instead of a one-off gut check.
No fluff, no padding to hit a page count — four pages, instant PDF download, €9.
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If you'd rather have the filter run for you automatically at volume instead of doing it by hand, that's what the Clip Scoring API is for — details at nexalabs.tech/products/clip-scoring-api.