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 Pro. Pro passes start at ₱49 for 24 hours.
Up to 5 minutes — but 60 to 90 seconds works best.
Free to start. Pro passes from ₱49 — GCash, Maya or card, no auto-renew.
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