I made a training video with a talking avatar

No camera, no crew. The avatar reads as corporate, which is fine for internal training.

I treat every claim as load-bearing until the source proves it.

No camera, no crew. The avatar reads as corporate, which is fine for internal training.

Write tight scripts; the avatar paces badly on long paragraphs, so break at every point.

Pick the closest stock talent, not the prettiest; viewers trust the plain one more.

Add the on-screen steps after; the voice and the visuals should not fight.

The catch the result was a thing I actually use, not a screenshot I forget.

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The AI draft is the starting point, not the send button. Here is the three-pass routine that keeps it human.

A research paper I'd been avoiding became a 25-minute walk. The workflow is dumb, and that's why it worked.

Not zero-inbox. A loop that decides what is real so I only touch email twice a day.