When there are too many clips

There is no way to delete a single clip, and that is deliberate. A scene’s clips are not a list you edit — they are worked out from what the scene plays for. A question with five answers means five clips to record.

So you do not remove a clip. You change the thing that created it. (The one exception is a scene set to Custom conditions, where you write each clip’s conditions yourself and can delete one there.)

Have fewer of them

From least filming to most:

• Everyone, in the scene’s Plays for chip — one clip and you are done. Right for anything that does not really change per person: a welcome, a sign-off.
• Group answers — keep the branching, film less of it. Hover the scene, open Scene settings, check the clips that can share a take and press Group (the button shows how many you picked). Each group becomes one clip instead of each answer, so Beginner and Curious can share a take.
• Edit the question — if it offers more choices than your video needs, changing the question changes the scene. The clips follow.

Grouping is usually the one you want. It keeps the personalisation a visitor notices and drops the clips nobody could tell apart.

Or leave the scene out

A scene made from a module on your pages can be skipped instead. In Scene settings, press Delete scene, and the dialog offers Don’t record. The scene stays in the row marked Excluded from recording, stops counting toward your filming progress, and will not hold up publishing. Restore on the card puts it back whenever you want.

Other scenes have no Don’t record, and don’t need it. A scene that follows your questions or scores is the simpler setup: you record its clips and they map to the answers and scores you already have, with no module to keep in step. If you no longer want one, Delete scene removes the scene and its settings for good.

Nothing you filmed is thrown away

Whenever the clips change, takes that no longer have a slot go to the footage bin, and you are told how many before you confirm. You can reattach them later.

Delete this version does something else

The red Delete this version button on a recorded clip removes the take and sends it to the footage bin. The clip itself stays, empty, waiting to be filmed again. Reach for it when you want to replace a take, not when you want one fewer clip.