A good Video Introduction
allows MORE people to SEE, HEAR, and REMEMBER you.
With the dynamic changing economy and the rapid growth of social media, recruiters and hiring managers search more the web to find out more about candidates. They use & simply trust your LinkedIn information profile than a standard resume in order to make better hiring decisions.
Based on a survey, people are 7-10 times would prefer to view a video then to read an profile.
TerrificShot Photography Video Service can help you to better market yourself by creating a professional video resume which focus on your introduction speech (aka elevator speech)
We currently offer easy and affordable base packages:
What the prerequisites before you come to the session?
You must have prepared an elevator speech which must keep it short around 30 seconds. Click here, If you need some tips about how to write an elevator speech.
We expect you have rehearsed out loud your elevator speech and ensure you’re comfortable with your own words.
Below are 2 samples:
Fred needed a video resume and new corporate business headshot for his linkedin profile. We did the session at his home for only 45mn. Fred has his elevation speech ready and had practiced it before we arrived. |
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Kim came to our studio for a corporate headshot. She decided to do a video resume when she was there. She had not prepared any speech. She wrote quickly the elevation speech on our laptop. |
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Kim hasn't really rehearsed her elevation speech. Holding the laptop as tele prompter helped her a lot. Here some tips on How to Appear Relaxed, Open and Confident
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An elevator speech should be the answer to the question “so tell me a little about yourself” at an interview.
An elevator speech must introduce yourself and must be delivered without effort, it must highlight your uniqueness and focuses on the benefits you provide.
A recruiter without any experience in your industry must be able to understand what you do, how you do it, and who you do it for.
Keep the video short about 30 seconds! yes, keep the video short. Too long might affect the attention of recruiters and hiring managers.