Twelve clips a month. Three every week.
We take the sermon your pastor already preached and cut it into short vertical clips built for how people actually watch. Here's exactly how that works.
The Three Clips
We utilize a clip selection method that creates 3 well made clips, each with a different purpose. This works off of the traditional structure that sermons tend to use.
The Challenge - A bold counterintuitive statement that stops the viewer from scrolling. This is intended to reach new viewers.
The Story - A narrative with a beginning and end that works without setup. This is intended to hold viewers to the very end of the video.
The Comfort - A savable line that names a circumstance that the viewer may be in. This is intended to be shared with others.
Not every sermon yields all three. When it doesn't, we deliver a second clip of the type that's actually there rather than forcing one that isn't. You'll know when we do, and why.
What’s In Every Clip
We edit the clips into basic, clean looking reels (Reels are another word for short-form videos). They consist of:
Basic animated graphics
Burned-in captions (Captions that are in the video permanently)
Basic color correction
Basic audio leveling
Hook framing in the first 3 seconds
1 beginning title card (The “caption” that is usually at the top of the video, which describes the topic)
Let’s talk about your Sunday.
Tell us where to reach you and we'll set up a short call — how you record, what you're posting now, and what twelve clips a month would look like for your church.