Record your self‑intro video ready.
Get a short script written from your work experience, read it from the on-screen teleprompter, and record a clear one-minute video for your profile and job applications. Simple English, step by step.
- Mechanics
- Electricians
- Chefs
- Welders
- + more trades
- A script made from your experience
- Built-in teleprompter
- Record on your phone
- Add it to your Talent Tabloid profile
Four steps to a video you're proud of
Connect your profile
Sign in with your Talent Tabloid account. The app uses your job, skills and experience to write your script.
Get your script
A short script in simple English. Pick a tone and change any words you like.
Read and record
The teleprompter scrolls while you look at the camera. Practise first if you want.
Add it to your profile
Send the video to your Talent Tabloid profile with one tap.
No camera crew. No stress.
Everything you need to record a clear, confident introduction on your own phone, even if English is your second language.
AI-written script
Made from your own profile. Edit it freely, or write your own.
Teleprompter
Your words scroll near the camera, so you keep eye contact.
Record again
Not happy? Try again until it feels right, then trim the ends.
Straight to your profile
Connects with Talent Tabloid, so employers can see it.
Meet the person before the interview
A one-minute video shows how a candidate speaks, explains their work and presents themselves, which a CV can't show.
- Hear their spoken English
- See how they describe their experience
- Shortlist faster, before booking calls
Tips for a great self-intro
Self-introduction video mistakes: nine that make employers stop watching, and the fix for each
Self introduction video mistakes that make employers stop watching: too long, dark, noisy, read from a script, no proof. A plain fix for each, and a check.
Self-introduction video for an overseas job: one base recording, small changes for five regions
Self introduction video for overseas job applications: one base script, then what to change for Australia, NZ, the UK, Canada and the Gulf, honestly.
What do employers look for in a candidate? Five things they check in your first minute on camera
What do employers look for in a candidate? Skills, reliability, safe work, clear English and attitude, and how to show each one in a 60-second video.
Your one-minute introduction starts here.
Android app coming soon. iPhone version coming later.