Course video and digital teacher
Put a teacher on screen for every lesson
Turn lecture scripts and one teacher portrait into talking-head lesson videos a training team can publish without a camera shoot.
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A digital teacher for every lecture
Narration first
Shape each lecture into speakable audio with one teacher voice before the video stage.
One teacher on camera
Keep a single portrait so every lesson looks like the same digital teacher.
A clip per lesson
Deliver a stable talking-head for each class so the course publishes in order.
How it is made
Build each class around speech students can follow
Organize lecture scripts, lock term readings, and hear the teacher voice on a first lesson before the remaining course.
Keep lessons in course order · Lock names and term readings · Hear the first lecture first
Keep one face in front of every lesson
Use one clear teacher portrait and restrained movement so identity stays steady from class to class.
Use one stable portrait · Keep framing consistent · Hold expression to the teaching point
Publish a talking-head for each lecture
Direct a presenter clip that contains the speech, then continue through the remaining lessons in the same face and voice.
Match clip length to the speech · Review identity and mouth timing · Keep later lessons on the same teacher
Courses, training, and e-learning
Recorded courses
Turn a finished lecture series into digital-human classes students can watch.
Training programs
Give enablement teams presenter videos for onboarding and internal lessons.
E-learning talking heads
Publish lesson talking-head videos that match the course order and teacher voice.
Questions
What do I need to start?
One clear teacher portrait, final lecture text for at least the first lesson, and the lesson order.
Will every lesson look and sound like the same teacher?
Yes. The same portrait and teacher voice carry from the first talking-head through the remaining course.
What will I receive?
Talking-head lesson videos in course order: narration first, then a stable presenter clip for each lecture.
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