How do clips become finished videos?
The producer skill cuts the clip, adds captions and optional branding, and runs a quality gate before the finished video is attached to your draft post.
Once a draft post holds a clip, the producer turns it into a finished, platform-ready video.
Cutting and captioning
The producer cuts the clip from the episode's video, keeps the speaker framed, and times captions from the clip's own audio so every word lands as it is spoken. Portrait exports carry captions as standard; square and landscape versions are made when you ask for them.
Your brand, every time
There are fifteen caption presets to start from, and thirteen overlay packages to sit above them. Pick the ones that match your show, or link to a clip you like and your agent will match that look instead. Overlays such as a headline bar, show logo or watermark are added when you ask for a fully packaged post.
Languages
Captions are English only today. The words are timed from the clip's own audio, and the model the renderer uses is English only. Other languages will follow.
The quality gate
Before anything is delivered, every render passes a quality gate: the cut opens and closes on a whole word, the hook lands early, the speaker stays centered, and the on-screen quote matches what was actually said. A clip that fails the gate is fixed or dropped. It never reaches you broken.
Where the video ends up
The finished video is attached to the draft post in your queue. Nothing is published until you approve the post, and every draft carries the finished MP4, so you can download it and use it anywhere. Whether or not you post it from Fountain.
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