Tellers for internal communications
Important messages.
Made watchable.
Turn town halls, leadership recordings, presentations, and training sessions into clear, branded internal videos—without treating every update like a full production.
- Editable stakeholder review
- Captions and localization
- Reusable brand rules
What changes
Communicate sooner.
Without losing clarity.
- 01Timely
Publish while the message still matters.
Accelerate transcription, selects, first-pass structure, captions, and repetitive assembly after a live event or recording.
- 02Focused
Respect people’s time and attention.
Turn long meetings into concise narratives, useful chapters, key highlights, and role-specific versions.
- 03Consistent
Keep the organization on one visual system.
Reuse approved branding, terminology, intros, outros, caption treatments, and editorial rules across teams and markets.
The workflow
Recording in.
Clear message out.
Tellers accelerates the production steps around the message while communications owners retain control of every word and claim.
- 01
Bring the source material together
Upload the recording, script, slides, approved messages, brand assets, and supporting footage.
- 02
Define audience and objective
State who needs the message, what they should understand or do, and what must remain unchanged.
- 03
Review the structured first cut
Tellers finds key moments, removes repetition, adds context, and creates an editable stakeholder version.
- 04
Publish the right versions
Create shorter, captioned, translated, localized, or channel-specific editions from the approved master.
Inside one workspace
Everything the message needs.
- 01
Long-recording understanding
Transcribe sessions, identify speakers, locate decisions and themes, and find relevant moments.
- 02
Structured recaps
Turn long-form material into coherent summaries that preserve context instead of disconnected highlights.
- 03
Branded graphics
Create reusable titles, speaker labels, diagrams, intros, and outros inside the edit.
- 04
Captions and accessibility
Produce videos that remain easy to follow in offices, remote environments, and sound-off channels.
- 05
Localization and versioning
Adapt language, length, examples, and visuals for regions, teams, roles, and internal platforms.
- 06
Editable approvals
Keep claims, phrasing, sequence, and sensitive details reviewable before distribution.
Clarity first, automation second
The agent prepares the edit.
Your stakeholders approve it.
Internal messages can be sensitive, precise, and time-critical. Tellers helps production move faster while communications owners and subject-matter experts remain in the approval loop.
- ✓Editable wording, timing, visuals, and structure
- ✓Human approval before distribution
- ✓Reusable brand and editorial conventions
- ✓Audience versions from one approved master
Questions, answered
Before you
get started.
Can Tellers turn a town hall into a short recap?+
Yes. Tellers can transcribe the recording, identify essential messages, remove repetition, organize chapters, and create a concise editable cut with captions and speaker labels.
Can our communications team control exactly what is included?+
Yes. Provide mandatory messages, exclusions, approved terminology, and structural guidance. Every output remains editable and can pass through your normal approval process.
Can Tellers create localized internal videos?+
Yes. From an approved master, you can create versions for languages, regions, departments, roles, durations, and channels while retaining consistent branding.
Is Tellers suitable for recurring internal video formats?+
Yes. Weekly updates, leadership messages, training modules, onboarding content, and event recaps benefit from reusable prompts, brand conventions, and editorial structures.
Can Tellers work with slides and supporting company media?+
Yes. Projects can combine recordings with scripts, presentations, existing company footage, images, brand graphics, captions, and supporting visual material.
The next update can move faster
Bring the recording.
Keep the message clear.
Create the first stakeholder-ready cut from your next town hall, training session, or leadership update.