Create ONE complete professional Talabat onboarding presentation video, approximately 2 minutes and 30 seconds, in 16:9, 1080p.
IMPORTANT IDENTITY AND IMAGE ORDER:
Use the uploaded six-person reference image as the visual reference.
There are EXACTLY SIX presenters.
Keep the presenters in the EXACT order shown in the reference image:
1. Areej — Host / Opening
2. Sarah — Manager 1
3. Omar — Manager 2
4. Layla — Manager 3
5. Khalid — Manager 4
6. Nour — Manager 5 / Closing
Do NOT change the order.
Do NOT swap the presenters.
Do NOT create additional presenters.
Keep each person's face, hairstyle, clothing style, and overall appearance consistent throughout the video.
The first person, Areej, is ONLY the opening host.
The remaining five people are the managers and must appear in order after the opening.
SCENE 1 — AREEJ — OPENING / WELCOME
Show Areej as the opening host in a professional Talabat office.
Visual:
A modern, welcoming Talabat office with subtle Talabat branding. Areej looks directly at the camera, smiles naturally, and welcomes the audience.
Dialogue:
“Welcome to Talabat! In this video, we’ll walk you through our onboarding process and introduce the amazing teams that make it all happen.”
Use natural English speech, realistic facial expressions, natural hand gestures, accurate lip-sync, and professional English subtitles.
Transition smoothly to Sarah.
SCENE 2 — SARAH — WELCOME / INTRODUCTION
Show Sarah as Manager 1.
Visual:
Sarah is in a professional Talabat office environment. The scene should feel welcoming and corporate.
Dialogue:
“Welcome to Talabat! In this presentation, we will introduce our onboarding process and explain how our teams work together to create a smooth and successful experience.”
Keep Sarah as the only main speaker in this scene.
Transition smoothly to Omar.
SCENE 3 — OMAR — OUR TEAMS
Show Omar as Manager 2.
Visual:
Omar is in a modern office environment. Include subtle visuals representing operations, customer suppo
Model
Veo 3.1
Type
Video
Aspect ratio
16:9
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