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# Select and refine moments

## Select moments in Find

1. Review the meeting until you find a section worth sharing.
2. Select the **plus** icon beside the moment. Repeat for other useful moments.
3. Check the running highlights duration so the draft stays focused.
4. Choose **Next: Refine Highlights**.

Selection is reversible. You can remove a moment later and nothing is public at this point.

## Refine each moment

In **Refine**, work through the selected moments one at a time:

1. Preview the moment and its clips.
2. Adjust the start and end so the speaker has enough context and the clip does not cut off a sentence or response.
3. Review the written intro and notes.
4. Correct or replace generated text that is vague, overstated, or factually wrong.
5. Decide whether to use written context, a recorded intro, or no intro.
6. Mark the moment reviewed and continue to the next.

For a Highlight Reel, review each included moment before moving on. A Social Video can use a shorter, single-moment path and does not require written intro content.

![The Refine workspace with clip controls and editable introduction and description fields](/files/c04s9qiNOoJzMOVXD8Ol)

## Good clip boundaries

* Begin early enough to establish who is speaking and what question is being addressed.
* End after the statement, vote, or exchange actually resolves.
* Avoid removing context merely to make a stronger-looking claim.
* Prefer a shorter clear statement over a long section that repeats the same point.

Continue with [Add written or recorded context](/create-video-highlights/add-context.md).


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