Platform

Video Intro

A 60-second introduction, scripted from your profile and recorded with a teleprompter.

Free · included with your profile

Sixty seconds is short enough to feel trivial and long enough to go badly wrong. Morrio drafts the script so you are not staring at an empty page, and puts the words next to the lens so you are not visibly reading.

How it works

  1. Morrio drafts a script

    Written from your profile, in four beats: a specific thing you did, what it taught you, what you are looking for, and why that rather than something adjacent. The fourth is the part most people skip and the one that distinguishes you.

  2. Rewrite the opening line

    The draft is a starting point. The first eight seconds are where most introductions fail — usually by opening with a summary. Replace it with one concrete thing you did, with a consequence attached.

  3. Record with the teleprompter

    The script scrolls beside the lens, which solves the reading problem: you can look at the camera and still know what comes next. Three takes is usually the limit before you start sanding the life out of it.

  4. AI pulls the highlights

    The strongest moments are clipped for your profile, so a recruiter skimming sees the best fifteen seconds rather than none of it.

What you end up with

  • A 60-second introduction on your public profile
  • AI-selected highlight clips
  • A script you can reuse for applications and interviews

What it isn't

A video introduction helps a reader decide they like you. It cannot show that you can do the work — that is what a challenge or an internship is for, and a polished video attached to an empty profile is conspicuous.

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