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Creating your Lingotics intro video

Important: Your Lingotics intro video must contain footage of yourself, since this is an intro video for students to get to know you personally.



This feature is your spotlight—showcase your unique self and the language learning experiences you offer!



Utilize the Lingotics intro video to Introduce yourself in a short video to build credibility and gain students’ trust.

Guidelines for Creating Your Profile Video:

          • Individual Spotlight:

            • Showcase yourself and only yourself. Avoid featuring others in the video to comply with our platform policies.

          • Privacy Matters:

            • Familiarize yourself with our Privacy Policy for a deeper understanding of our guidelines.

          • Essential Information:

            • Include crucial details such as your name, educational background, work experience, notable clients, awards, and the range of services you provide on our platform.

          • Optimal Duration:

            • Craft a video lasting between 60 to 120 seconds. Keep it concise and engaging to capture attention effectively.

          • Audio Excellence:

            • Ensure your video boasts clear and professional audio. Find a quiet space, eliminate background noise, and consider activating flight mode on your device for optimal recording conditions.

          • Natural Presentation:

            • While preparation is encouraged, strive for a natural and authentic delivery. Speak freely and confidently, even if you’ve scripted your content in advance.


      Tailor your video to shine on our online education platform, creating an inviting introduction that resonates with potential learners.

       

Helpful tips 

Here are some helpful tips including:

    • Which equipment to use in production

    • What’s best to wear

    • How to film your video

Suggested Tools and Setting:

Explore our suggestions for essential equipment, backdrop choices, and techniques to illuminate your presentation.

 

Camera

You can use the back camera of your smartphone or any digital camera that can shoot HD video.

 

Microphone

Audio quality is just as important as video quality.

 

Make sure both you and your background are well lit

 

Try to film yourself in daylight with an indirect light source, and avoid lighting from behind you or directly above your head.

Frame your shot for success

 

Our best recommendation is to smile and be yourself—our students want to see you.

 

Position the Camera on a Steady Surface, Aligned with Eye Level:

Ensure your eyes are positioned in the upper third of the frame for a well-balanced shot. If available, consider using a tripod for added stability.

 

Capture Your Video in Landscape Mode:

Rotate your smartphone horizontally to film in landscape mode, optimizing the visual presentation.

 

Speak Directly to the Camera:

 

Sit comfortably on a stable chair, maintaining consistent eye contact with the camera to create a connection as if you’re engaging in a conversation with the viewer.

Practices to avoid

  • Note: Our Team Reviews All Uploaded Videos

    Rest assured, our team meticulously examines each video to guarantee compliance with our platform’s Terms of Service and Community Standards.


    Best Practices to Ensure Video Approval:

    • Solo Spotlight:

      • Showcase only yourself, representing your relevant services. Be the sole speaker in the video. View our examples for guidance.

    • Platform Communication:

      • Refrain from soliciting communication outside our platform or sharing personal contact details, including URLs, email addresses, phone numbers, or social media tags.

    • Permission and Copyright Matters:

      • Steer clear of watermarks and content for which you lack permission. Ensure you have the right to use all included elements, avoiding copyrighted audio, watermarked images not owned by you, and trademarked products in the background.

    • Adherence to Community Standards:

      • Refrain from offering services prohibited by our Community Standards. Non-compliance with Lingotics policies or violations of our Terms of Service will result in video disapproval.

Inspiration and examples

 

Check out these intro videos for some inspiration: