How to create a great intro video?

“A one-minute video is worth 1.8 million words.”

Your Intro Video is one of the most powerful elements of your UrbanPro profile. It’s your chance to introduce yourself, explain your teaching style, and build trust and confidence with potential students and parents — even before they speak to you.

What to Include in Your Intro Video

To create a strong and engaging video, be sure to cover the following points:

1. Your Name
2. Your Educational Qualifications
3. Subjects You Teach
4. Mode of Teaching (Online, At Home, At Institute, etc.)
5. Languages of Instruction (e.g., English, Hindi, Tamil)
6. Teaching Experience (How many years)
7. Past Teaching Experience (If taught at schools/colleges/institutes)
8. Number of Students Taught
9. Student Success Stories or Exam Results
10. Teaching Awards or Achievements
11. Class Duration and Weekly Schedule
12. If You Provide Notes, Tips, or Special Guidance
13. Include a Sample of You Teaching or a Demo
14. What Makes Your Teaching Unique – Why should a student join your class?
    
    Setup and Recording Tips
    You don’t need professional equipment – just follow these simple guidelines for a high-quality, effective video:

          Recording Tips:

1. Use a good quality camera (your mobile phone camera works too!)
2. Always record in landscape mode (not vertical)
3. Mount your camera on a stand or table – avoid shaky hands
4. Ensure the room is well-lit and you’re facing the light
5. Avoid backlighting (no windows or lamps behind you)
   
   Environment & Appearance:

1. Wear neat and professional attire
2. Keep your background tidy and distraction-free
3. Ensure the room is quiet – no background noise
   
   Delivery & Presentation:

1. Prepare a short script beforehand to maintain flow
2. Speak in a clear, confident, and friendly tone
3. Use a language that your target students/parents understand
4. Keep the video within 5 minutes
5. Maintain a steady pace – don’t rush or pause excessively
6. Look engaging and approachable, not aggressive or dull
   
   Final Tips:

1. You may not get the perfect shot in the first attempt – retake as needed
2. Watch your video before uploading to check quality and content
3. Update your video when there are new qualifications, certifications, or milestones to share
   
   A strong intro video increases trust, boosts your profile visibility, and helps students connect with your teaching style even before a live session.
   Start recording today and make your teaching story heard!

To upload the intro video:

Click on ‘Profile’

Then select ‘Profile Information’

Navigate to ‘Gallery’