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Four deliverables. One short-form pipeline.

Every Reelcandyretainer ships the same four pieces — 20–30 clips a month, burned-in captions, hook-first titles, and cross-platform scheduling — so the long-form you already film turns into a posting cadence instead of a backlog. Here’s exactly what lands in each one.

Deliverable 01

20–30 short-form clips per month

The flagship cadence. Each clip is cut by a human editor from a long-form you already film — a podcast, a livestream, a founder vlog — and trimmed to the 15–45 second band where the hooks land.

e.g. a 38-second clip pulled from a 42-minute founder Q&A.

What you receive

20–30 clips per month, pulled from the long-form you already film.
A separate cut per clip — no resharing of the same minute twice.
A shared review queue where each cut waits for your sign-off.
Quiet-day handling when a long-form drops late, without missing the cadence.

Why this matters

20–30 clips per month is the cadence the short-form algorithms reward on TikTok, Reels and Shorts — enough surface area for the hooks to land, without forcing you back into a daily filming schedule.

Deliverable 02

Word-for-word captions, burned in

Every clip ships with a one-line-per-beat subtitle pass — burned into the edit so it plays on silent autoplay, in a feed scroll, and inside a SoundOff browser tab.

e.g. the line "we grew on TikTok in 11 months" lands under your talking head for ~1.2s.

What you receive

Burned-in subtitles on every clip, one line per beat.
Verbatim wording lifted straight from the long-form — not a paraphrased summary.
Pacing matched to the cut, so the text lands at the same moment the camera does.
A consistent caption style across clips so the feed reads like one channel.

Why this matters

Eighty percent of short-form is watched on silent. Burned-in captions are what carry the hook on a muted autoplay, and they are also the accessibility floor you do not have to negotiate clip by clip.

Deliverable 03

Hook-first titles written before the cut

Every clip starts with a hook written before the edit — the line that decides whether a viewer sticks past the first three seconds — then the cut is built to deliver on it.

e.g. "the one reframe that 3x’d our close rate" (written, then cut around it).

What you receive

A hook written for each clip BEFORE the cut is assembled.
A short "why this works" note on the hooks that need defending.
The same hook reused as the clip title, the pinned comment and the on-screen caption.
A/B alternates for the hooks that are open to a different angle.

Why this matters

The first three seconds are the whole fight on short-form. A hook written before the cut survives the edit; a hook written after it almost never lands the same way twice.

Deliverable 04

Cross-platform scheduling to TikTok, Reels and Shorts

The clips queue and post on a cadence across the three platforms where owner-operators actually reach buyers — no apps to open, no third-party post times to babysit.

e.g. Shorts @ 9am Tue, Reels @ 11am Thu, TikTok @ 6pm Sun — staggered per platform.

What you receive

A scheduled post plan covering TikTok, Reels and Shorts on a stagger that respects each platform's peak window.
Captions, hashtags and posting times pre-loaded — no last-minute fiddling.
A shared folder + posting calendar so you can post manually if you want to.
A monthly report landing with the numbers attached — no separate ask required.

Why this matters

The point is not a posting tool — it is that the long-form you already film becomes hands-off distribution. You keep filming; the pipeline keeps posting; the monthly report lands with the numbers attached.

Ready to start?

Send a long-form, get back 3 sample clips — on the house.

The $2K/month tier books out a few weeks ahead, but the free-sample cut is always open. You’ll see the work before you ever talk to pricing.

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