What to say in a video intro
Keep it to about a minute: who you are and what you do, one result you're proud of (with a number), and what you're looking for next. Look at the camera, smile, and record somewhere quiet with light in front of you.
A 60-second video intro helps recruiters remember you. Record with your camera, your screen or both, read from a teleprompter written from your resume, and share a link.
A script drafted from your resume scrolls as you speak.
Cut the start and end, and fix any auto-caption word.
Add it to your resume, email signature or application — and see when it's watched.
Written live as you speak, editable afterwards.
Make it private, add a password, and choose whether viewers can download.
Copy an embed code for your portfolio site or Notion.
See how many times it's been watched and when.
Keep it to about a minute: who you are and what you do, one result you're proud of (with a number), and what you're looking for next. Look at the camera, smile, and record somewhere quiet with light in front of you.
Video intros are part of Monthly and Annual (from ₱449 for 30 days). Free accounts can record one.
Up to 5 minutes — but 60 to 90 seconds works best.
Free to start. Credits from ₱99, Monthly ₱449 — GCash, Maya or card, no auto-renew.
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