How bias shows up in a hiring meeting
Workplace training with two presenters on camera: the phrases that sound like judgement and are actually bias, and what to say instead.
RealisticTrainingPresenter-led
Make training videos without filming anyone.
Bring your script, or just the policy document and let Framesail write it. You get a finished video: a presenter explains it on screen, characters act out the scenarios, and the slides and footage are already cut in. No studio. No reshoot when the wording changes.
Talking headMade in Framesail
The opening of a 22-minute training video. Script, presenter, voice, and footage, all made in Framesail.
Framesailfinished video
Nobody filmed. Nobody recorded. Nobody edited.
- Your script, or one written from your document
- A presenter on screen
- A voice for every speaker
- A finished video, ready to publish
You bring the material and approve the script. The rest is done for you.
What you get
As many speakers as the script needs.
A second presenter. Two coworkers acting out a scenario. A customer on the phone. Each one gets their own face and their own voice. Write the line, and the right person says it.
They look and sound the same in minute one and minute twenty.
Three speakersOne script
Two committee members and the presenter, each in their own voice. From the same training video.
Made in Framesail
Two presenters, one training video.
A finished workplace training video made end to end in Framesail — both presenters generated, both on camera.
What you stop doing
Three jobs you no longer do.
Filming a presenter
No studio, no crew, no booking a presenter. The presenter is generated and looks the same in every shot. Change a line and it's redone, not reshot.
Recording the voices
Every speaker gets their own voice. The presenter, a second presenter, the people in a scenario. Each line is spoken by the right person.
Editing the video
The presenter is on screen when the script needs a face. Cards, real footage, and scenes fill the rest. It's all cut to the voice, in one look.
You bring the material.
Framesail makes the video.
Questions
Questions about talking head video.
Is the presenter a real person?
No. The presenter is generated, and they look the same in every shot. Nobody is filmed, so a script change never means a reshoot.
Can there be more than one speaker?
Yes, as many as the script needs. Each speaker gets their own face and their own voice, and every line is spoken by the right one.
Does the whole video have to be a talking head?
No. The presenter covers the parts that need a face. Cards, real footage, and scenes cover the rest. It's all cut to the same voiceover.
Can I use my own script?
Yes. Paste it in and it's used word for word. Or give a brief and a source document, and the script is written for you to approve.
What is this for?
Training and compliance videos, onboarding, course lessons, product walkthroughs, and any explainer that needs a person on screen.
How do I turn it on?
Pick the presenter-led look when you set up your channel. Every video after that follows it.
Put a presenter on screen. Skip the shoot.
Your next training video gets a presenter, the right voices, and the scenes around them. Nobody stands in front of a camera.