Unknown: So you're going live on Facebook doing a live stream and
you delivered that perfect soundbite like that perfect
point. And you want to be able to grab that segment and use it
in social media across all different platforms and use it
again on Facebook and really highlight that, that clip. Well
that is what Facebook clips are for. And we're going to dive all
into what Facebook clips are and how you can use them in this
video.
Hey everyone, Nick Palkowski here, thank you for tuning in.
And on this channel, we talk all about live streaming and
videography in order to help grow your business. And today
we're gonna be looking at Facebook Live clips, this is
gonna allow you to take a section of that longer live
stream, break it up into smaller segments so that you can repost
that or share it out in on Facebook in more ways. So to get
started here we are on the Facebook Live producer you can
go to Facebook Live producer by going to facebook.com slash live
slash producer, that's going to get you inside here. And I'm
going to be going live on just kind of a test page that I have.
So let's go and first of all, you're going to notice up top
here there's nothing mentioning clips, you don't see clips
anywhere at all across the top here because this is where some
of the other features are. You see polls and questions which I
do have videos going deep dive into those features. So if you
want to check that out, be sure to go over to our playlist on
getting started with Facebook Live. But let's jump in and we
want to take this dream live. So I'm going to enable manual mode.
Confirm that a scheduled playlist and then we're going to
manually start this video. Alright, we are now live on
Facebook. You can see I am and in producer right here. And I
just want to point this out first of all is that we have
noticed that in our little preview, it's always going to be
delayed because the Facebook stream is delayed by about 20
seconds. Oh What I'm actually saying here in real life versus
on the live stream. So now if we go up to the top again, we're
going to see stream, we're gonna see the same things up here same
tabs as before, but now there's a new one, which is video
clipping. So let's jump into video clipping. And there's a
section right here that talks about clips from your live
video. And then there's a section here to create a clip,
what you're going to notice is that you can actually go ahead
and create a clip while you're live from the last 60 seconds of
your live video, and you'll get a notification when that's
created. So let's do this intro example as our title and let's
just go ahead and tap create clip. And there we go. We are
processing it right now you can see we've created a clip from
this video. That is, from this time segment, it is 60 seconds
long. From 48 to 148. Right there. And that is exactly how
you create that clip. And then if you want to publish it, you
can go here and click publish and share to a page. And we're
going to go ahead and click this page. And then I can go to an
example, example
of live
stream.
And then I can go ahead and hit share.
Go ahead and hit share, and it is going ahead, it's going to
publish that post right there from the live stream or right
there onto your Facebook wall. So if we go back over there and
jump over to the page and kind of view it as a visitor, you can
see there is a live stream happening right now. That's
going on but then you can see our clip is right here. It's,
again 60 seconds long example of livestream clips. So that is
showing that clip right there which is really cool. So this is
going to be a great way as as your live you can go grab those
clips, grab those segments of the last 60 seconds of whatever
was just said, and post those as clips later or even during the
middle of your live stream. So this is really helpful if you
have multiple people working on stream. So you could have one
person doing just that the entire time grabbing those
special segments. But again, this is also something you can
do if you're paying attention, ready to go and have this stream
up and ready to go. Now, you are able to do this after the fact
as well. And so you can do that in the moment clips like this on
your personal profile, as well as any sort of business page.
Now this next part you can't really do on your personal
profile, but you can do in any page that you manage. So I'm
going to go ahead and end the live video. Alright, so we've
ended, so ended the live video and now I am in the publishing
tools area of my Facebook page. So what you're gonna notice is
you can go down here to The video library, and you're gonna
see that clip that we made right here. So that's the intro clip.
But then we also have our full Facebook Live test stream here
that we did. So let's jump in there and do edit video. Okay,
so this is the full live stream. Now I'm not necessarily going to
mess with this right now. But if I scroll down here you can see
editing, video Clippy. Clip your live video. So if I jump in
there, I can then go and I can find a segment say towards the
end here. And we're just going to go right here. Alright, so
let's say we want to create a clip right out of here, I'm just
going to go add clip, and then went ahead and created that
clip. And let's go then, and hit save. And then now we just got a
notification that a clip was successfully generated. So let's
go back to our video library. So we're in our video library. And
you can see right here is that clip that we made from that it's
not titled or anything, so I'd have to go back in and edit that
video. And then example Do
I can't type today
and then I can do the same test.
So nothing fancy but I can go ahead and you know, add titles,
optimize all of that everything. And then all you have to do is
scroll on down and you can hit save. So we went in and edited
that clip and now I'm going to click on the title and this
comes up right here and I can create a post with video down
the bottom here. And then you're gonna go ahead and optimize this
and then hit next and publish now
and it is processing will be notified when it finishes
processing
I'm gonna jump over to
Alright, so we're now we're back on the page. We're looking at it
as a visitor. And you can see right here is that clip ready to
go and polish. So clips are just a really amazing way to start
repurposing and reusing some of your facebook live streams and
pulling out those key highlight points that you want to be sure
someone didn't miss just because they didn't want to watch your
20 minute long Facebook Live. So highly recommend you go check
out clips and start using those. And if you're looking for
additional ways to learn how to repurpose your Facebook Lives, I
have a video right here that you can go check out and watch
that'll dive deeper into a few different ways you can repurpose
those facebook live streams. And also, if you are looking to
really get started with Facebook Live, I have a full playlist
series right here that I'll link into the description as well
that you can check out that's going to walk you through all
the features of Facebook Live. So until next time, be sure to
subscribe and I'll see you in the next video.