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Resume → Film/Vertical 9:16 · ±60 sec

Your resume, on camera.

Drop in your resume. Get back a one-minute vertical film that walks a hiring manager through your record — one sentence per screen, every number copied from your own pages. Nothing invented. Nothing padded.

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Tall — 1080 wide, 9:16
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Of the script is your own words
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INVENTED FACTS
Specs of the sample film playing here — a fictional demo resume, not customer data.
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Sample film — real output1080×1920
Not a mockup. This loop is an actual film our pipeline rendered — demo resume “Alex Chen”.
THE RULES OF THE CUT

The process

Three steps. No filming.

You never touch a camera
We never touch your facts
01

Drop the PDF

Your resume as it stands — PDF or pasted text. We only read what is on the page.

02

We cut the script

One sentence per screen. Figures stay exactly as written — checked against the source, never rounded up, never “improved”.

03

You send the film

One vertical MP4, about a minute long. Built to be attached to an application, a message, a profile — and watched on a phone.

60 SEC.
▲ THE DATA, DRAWN INSIDE THE TYPE BARS · DOTS · LINES — THE SHAPE OF A CAREER
Versions

Two cuts. Your call.

SAMPLE — EXPLAINER CUT

Explainer — type & data only

No photo, no face. Your record carried by big type, your own numbers, and motion that stays locked to the voice-over.

    Explainer

    NO PHOTO

    The resume speaks for itself. Fastest to make, easiest to send anywhere, nothing personal on screen but your words.

    With Photo

    YOUR PHOTO

    Your photograph placed into the layout, screen by screen — pixel-true, never animated, never replaced by a generated face.

    Sample wall

    Eight people. Eight templates.

    Real pipeline output
    Fictional sample people
    The Gallery16:9 · WITH PHOTO

    Maria Gonzalez — Registered Nurse

    Blueprint16:9 · EXPLAINER

    James Carter — Software Developer

    Poster Pop16:9 · WITH PHOTO

    Denise Williams — Warehouse Team Lead

    Stage Noir16:9 · EXPLAINER

    Mike Thompson — Journeyman Electrician

    Paper Light16:9 · EXPLAINER

    Priya Nair — Data Analyst

    Ledger16:9 · EXPLAINER

    Tom Baker — Sales Account Executive

    Data Vault16:9 · EXPLAINER

    Sarah Kim — E-commerce Data Analyst

    Trading Desk16:9 · EXPLAINER

    Daniel Ross — Equity Analyst

    Sample people are fictional and their resumes are demonstration data; every film above was rendered by the same pipeline that makes customer films. The samples play widescreen (16:9) so each template can breathe — the film you order is delivered vertical (9:16), made to be sent from a phone.
    Pricing

    Pick a length. One price.

    Per film
    No subscription
    Short ≈30 sec · 5 lines Standard ★ ≈60 sec · 9–10 lines Full ≈90 sec · 14–15 lines
    Explainer $19Quick-fire cut for fast applications and forwards. $29The full story — the cut most people send. $49Room to unfold a second role or a career change.
    With Photo $29Your photo in the layout, short and sharp. $39The full story, with you in every screen’s composition. $59The long cut, with your photo carried through.
    You pay only after you have reviewed and locked your script — editing the script before payment is free and unlimited. If your resume yields fewer lines than a tier, we cut what is really there and say so; we never pad.
    Straight answers

    FAQ

    No. The script is cut from your words and re-checked against the source before anything renders. If a number is not in your resume, it is not in the film.

    There is no presenter. Explainer is type, data and voice. With Photo uses your own photograph as-is — we do not animate your face, fake a performance, or generate a look-alike.

    One MP4 — 1080×1920, about 60 seconds, voice-over and on-screen sentence band included. Made to be attached and sent, not streamed.

    Your move

    Let the resume speak first.

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