HeyGen for Training Videos

The video begins with Nikki greeting viewers and sharing her excitement about being in the same time zone as the audience, which is in Europe. She introduces herself as the social media manager for 'hey Jen', responsible for TikTok and Instagram, and encourages viewers to follow their accounts. Nick is also introduced, who handles enterprise customer support and onboarding, sharing tips and tricks to improve workflows using the platform's features. They express interest in hearing from viewers about their use of 'haen' in different countries and contexts, highlighting a recent interaction with a client from Kenya who uses 'haen' for educational purposes.

Nikki and Nick discuss their plans to improve webinars based on audience feedback, aiming to cater to a diverse range of users including creators. They mention integrations with Canva, Adobe Express, and GBT, and an upcoming partnership with Adobe. The duo is considering creating webinars specifically for creators and asks for feedback on how to make these webinars more valuable. They also talk about the idea of real-time showcases within webinars to work collaboratively on projects.

The conversation shifts to the use of avatars in 'haen', highlighting their importance in educational, training, informational, and onboarding videos. Nick explains the process of creating instant avatars using a smartphone camera and the subsequent fine-tuning for better quality and lip synchronization. He also introduces the concept of Studio Avatars, which offer higher frame rates and professional quality, suitable for enterprise customers.

Nikki addresses questions about the pricing of avatar services, explaining that there is a monthly subscription on top of the basic plan for avatars, with three instant avatars provided for free. She also discusses the process for enterprise customers interested in creating studio avatars and mentions the introduction of new avatars, inviting users to contact 'hey Jen' if they are interested in becoming an avatar themselves.

To counter skepticism about avatar realism, Nikki shares a video featuring the CEO's avatar, emphasizing the high quality and natural appearance. She suggests the idea of a reaction video contest for users seeing their avatars for the first time. The video also touches on the platform's features, such as the ability to create training videos and templates, and the importance of user feedback for continuous improvement.

The webinar continues with a focus on the variety of templates available in 'haen' for different use cases, such as business presentations, learning and development modules, and sales pitches. Nikki demonstrates how to customize these templates with avatars and other elements, emphasizing the ease of use and the flexibility of starting from templates or creating content from scratch.

Nikki showcases the script writing feature and its integration with GBT 4, allowing users to generate scripts for their videos. She also highlights the ability to translate scripts into multiple languages, demonstrating the process with a sample script about the number 37. The translation feature is positioned as a cost-effective solution for video production, reducing the need for expensive translation services.

The discussion moves to the wide range of languages supported by 'haen', with over 40 languages available for avatars. Nikki and Nick talk about the video translation feature, which allows users to translate videos into different languages with accurate lip synchronization, and mention the upcoming webinar on video translation with new updates.

Nikki emphasizes the utility of 'haen' for creating training videos, especially for corporate use, and discusses the importance of language translation in making training materials accessible. She also mentions the availability of tutorials to help users get the best results from their videos, and the potential for future updates including filters for avatar customization.

The webinar covers the process of uploading pre-recorded footage for use with avatars, and the feature that allows subtitles in different languages for videos. Nikki and Nick address questions about the platform's capabilities, such as translating audio from one language to another, and the potential for MP3 support in the future.

Nikki introduces the proofreading option for videos, allowing users to make adjustments before translation. She also announces an upcoming webinar focused on video translation updates, which will be attended by the co-founder of 'haen'. The webinar aims to inform users about new features and improvements.

The webinar concludes with a reminder of the platform's offerings, including templates, avatar creation, and tutorials. Nikki and Nick express gratitude for the audience's participation and encourage them to join future webinars and engage with the 'haen' community on social media and Discord. They also mention the possibility of webinars on using Canva and Adobe Express with 'haen', and invite feedback for future improvements.