Keynote soundbites
Extract an announcement, framework, prediction, or memorable statement from a main-stage talk.
Conference content repurposing
LumiClip searches long conference recordings for useful takeaways, speaker soundbites, audience questions, and complete panel answers, then turns the selected moments into editable, captioned clips.
Quick definition
An event highlight clipper extracts self-contained moments from keynotes, panels, fireside chats, and recorded sessions. Unlike an event recap montage, each clip focuses on one understandable idea that can be published before or after the event.
Extract an announcement, framework, prediction, or memorable statement from a main-stage talk.
Preserve the question and enough of the speaker's answer for the clip to stand alone.
Build a publishable collection from sessions that would otherwise remain in an archive.
Simple workflow
STEP 1
Start with an authorized keynote, panel, fireside chat, workshop, or conference session.
STEP 2
Use AI suggestions or prompt for a speaker, topic, announcement, question, or type of takeaway.
STEP 3
Confirm context and speaker attribution, edit captions, choose framing, and export each approved clip.
Locate an announcement, product topic, audience question, or named speaker without scrubbing the whole session.
Use active-speaker tracking for panels and conversations when creating a vertical clip.
Correct names, companies, specialist terminology, and session-specific wording before publishing.
Adjust clip boundaries so qualifications and context are not removed from a speaker's statement.
Create focused clips for announcements, frameworks, demonstrations, and closing takeaways.
Turn individual answers and exchanges into a speaker-led highlight series.
Publish approved session moments to extend an event's value and promote future editions.
Yes. LumiClip can identify candidate moments and use active-speaker framing, but speaker names and attribution should be checked before publishing.
Yes. Describe the speaker, session topic, announcement, or question you want to locate.
No. This workflow creates focused, speech-led clips. A recap montage usually combines many visual moments, music, and event atmosphere.
Yes. Review the 9:16 crop carefully when slides, podiums, or several panelists need to remain visible.