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Event Highlight Videos Your Clone Makes for You

You were at the event. Your clone turns it into a highlight video with the moments worth rewatching, narrated in your voice.

Landscape, vertical or square · Script and storyboard approval

You just spoke at a meetup, ran a pop-up, or hosted a launch night. The photos are on your phone and the moment is fading. Tell your clone what happened and it builds an Event Highlight: a quick setup of where and when, a sense of who showed up, then the standout moments one after another.

Send your own photos and clips and your clone works them in alongside generated images and motion graphics. It writes the script in your voice, adds music and captions, and can put you on screen as a talking avatar. Want to check it first? Ask for the script and storyboard before anything renders.

How your clone builds it

The Event Highlight structure

  1. Set the scene

    Your clone opens with the event, the place and the date, and tells viewers what they're about to see.

  2. Paint the overview

    It sums up who came, the big themes and the overall vibe so the highlights have context.

  3. Stack the moments

    Each standout moment gets its own beat: what happened, who was involved and why it stood out.

  4. Land the takeaways

    Your clone wraps the story with what made the day memorable and what it leads to.

  5. Close and deliver

    It thanks everyone, asks viewers for their favorite moment and teases what's next. The video arrives by email with a title, description and tags.

How to

Just tell your clone: make a Event Highlight

Type it the way you'd say it. Tap any line to copy it.

  • Make a 60-second vertical highlight of my workshop at the downtown library last Saturday. Use the 12 photos I just sent and put me on screen for the intro.Copy
  • Turn my notes from the creator meetup into a 2-minute landscape recap. Send me the script first.Copy
  • I hosted a trivia night fundraiser. Build a highlight video with three standout moments and end by asking people for their favorite.Copy
  • Recap the bakery pop-up from Sunday as a 45-second Reel, and make a square version too.Copy
  • Here's my exact script for the gala recap. Use it word for word, add music and captions, and skip the review.Copy

Tips for a better Event Highlight

  • Send real photos or clips from the event so the highlights feel like your day, not a generic one.
  • Name the three or four moments you care about most; your clone gives each one its own beat.
  • Mention what's coming next, like the next date or a replay link, so the close has a real tease.
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FAQ

Event Highlight: questions, answered.

Can my clone use my own event photos and videos?

Yes. Send the files with your request and your clone places them in the right highlight beats. It fills any gaps with generated images, motion graphics or AI video clips, then adds your voiceover, music and captions.

How long should an event highlight be?

Whatever fits where you post it. A 30 to 60 second vertical cut works for Shorts and Reels. A two to three minute landscape version gives room for more moments. Just tell your clone the length and size.

Do I have to be in the video?

No. Your clone can narrate in your voice over images and clips, or appear on screen as a talking avatar built from your headshot for the intro and close. Say which you prefer when you ask.

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