Get to the point
Find the decisions, announcements and next steps in a long recording. Build a recap around what employees need to know.
Tellers for internal communications
A long recording. A clear company update.
Turn town halls, leadership messages and training sessions into focused videos your colleagues can follow. Add captions, titles and your company’s visual style.
- Town halls and training
- Captions and branded titles
- Review every message
Example town-hall recap
“Make a three-minute recap of this town hall. Keep the launch date and next steps exactly as spoken. Add speaker names and captions.”
Ask for an editable first cut, then make it yours.
What you can do
Make the important parts easy to find.
Make it easy to follow
Add captions, speaker labels and supporting images so the update works with or without sound.
Keep a familiar format
Reuse your instructions, intros, logos and caption style for recurring updates.
How it works
From your source
to your next video.
For the example above
- A focused company recap
- Captions and speaker titles
- An editable cut for review
Add the recording
Upload the town hall, leadership message or training video with any supporting images and brand assets.
Define the message
Tell Tellers who it is for, what to include and what to leave out. Ask for a first cut at your target length.
Review and distribute
Check the wording and context, make changes, then export the approved video for your internal channels.
You keep creative control
The message stays under your control.
Check names, dates, context and sensitive details in the editable cut. Follow your team’s approval process before distributing the video.
See pricing and how AI usage worksBefore you get started
Can I decide exactly which messages to keep?
Yes. Specify required statements, exclusions and approved terminology. Review the resulting edit to make sure the intended meaning is preserved.
Can we use the same style for regular updates?
Yes. Reuse your prompts and brand assets to guide captions, titles, intros and pacing across recurring projects.
Can Tellers make shorter versions for different teams?
Yes. Ask for a version focused on a department or topic, then check the selected excerpts before sharing it.
Make the next update easier to watch.
Start with a recording and the three things your audience should remember.