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Presenter demo / 03:53 / Published 2026-08-28

Getting Started with ChatGPT Work

An onboarding walkthrough shows installation, mode selection, integration consent, source review, draft editing, and an explicit send action. Setup is treated as part of the workflow.

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Useful to borrow

Preserve the path from setup to a useful task. Keep consent, source inspection, draft review, and sending as separate observable states.

Do not infer

This long tutorial is a setup reference rather than a pacing template for a polished launch film. Do not copy account details, installation instructions, or promotional availability claims into your product guidance.

32 shot groups.

Read across from the observed content to its treatment and possible adaptation. Enlarge the frame for detail.

Approximate study intervals; horizontal scrolling reveals all columns on small screens.

Moment / sourceReference frameWhat is on screenFraming / editUseful adaptation
Shot group 01
≈ 00:00–00:04
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Sample 00:02.000
Overhead title

A room-wide shot introduces the getting-started topic.

Environmental title opening.Use a short chapter label before setup detail.
Shot group 02
≈ 00:04–00:16
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Sample 00:10.000
Presenter introduction

Wide and close shots establish the tutorial.

Alternating human scales.Keep setup explanation in the talking-head recording.
Shot group 03
≈ 00:16–00:22
Graphic interludeWatch from here ↗
Sample 00:20.000
Mode-switch illustration

An enlarged Chat/Work switch overlays the presenter.

Isolated UI illustration rather than a complete app screen.Label a mode distinction before showing it in context.
Shot group 04
≈ 00:22–00:44
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Sample 00:34.000
Connected-work explanation

The presenter continues with occasional integration-logo overlays.

Human explanation with sparse supporting graphics.Do not count isolated service logos as demonstrated workflows.
Shot group 05
≈ 00:44–00:48
App / browser screenWatch from here ↗
Sample 00:46.000
Desktop download page

A browser displays the desktop download page.

Full website context.Show the authentic entry point when setup is relevant.
Shot group 06
≈ 00:48–00:52
App / browser screenWatch from here ↗
Sample 00:50.000
Browser mode switch

The web app switches from chat to work mode.

Close crop on the mode control and composer.Demonstrate the actual state change rather than only an illustration.
Shot group 07
≈ 00:52–01:00
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Sample 00:56.000
Installation bridge

The speaker returns before the installer sequence.

Close and wide presenter views.Let the narration explain prerequisites.
Shot group 08
≈ 01:00–01:04
App / browser screenWatch from here ↗
Sample 01:02.000
Native installation

A macOS installer window shows the app moving to Applications.

Native operating-system surface over the download page.Retain platform context for a setup demonstration.
Shot group 09
≈ 01:04–01:11
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Sample 01:08.000
Desktop account menu

The installed app opens and its account menu is inspected.

Whole app followed by a lower-sidebar crop.Show the actual account context without exposing sensitive data.
Shot group 10
≈ 01:11–01:20
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Sample 01:18.000
Desktop mode selection

The mode switch is shown at larger scale and Work is selected.

Control-focused crop.Keep the selected state visually obvious.
Shot group 11
≈ 01:20–01:26
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Sample 01:24.000
Work workspace

The desktop work composer is established.

Wider app frame after the control detail.Re-establish where the user has arrived.
Shot group 12
≈ 01:26–01:40
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Sample 01:34.000
Integration introduction

The presenter explains connections before showing them.

Wide and close human shots.Separate prerequisites from the main task.
Shot group 13
≈ 01:40–01:46
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Sample 01:44.000
Plugin discovery

The catalog is searched for a mail integration.

Navigation and filtered catalog remain visible.Show a reproducible discovery path.
Shot group 14
≈ 01:46–01:52
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Sample 01:50.000
Account consent

An account-choice flow leads to a permissions page.

External authorization steps remain legible.Do not omit the consent boundary.
Shot group 15
≈ 01:52–01:56
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Sample 01:54.000
Connection completion

The app returns to connection confirmation and catalog results.

Modal and catalog states connect setup to completion.Show the integration's resulting state.
Shot group 16
≈ 01:56–02:02
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Sample 01:58.000
Slack integration detail

A second integration page displays its task description and connected state.

Stable detail-page layout.Identify the second source used by the upcoming task.
Shot group 17
≈ 02:02–02:06
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Sample 02:04.000
Task bridge

The presenter introduces the connected task.

Wide desk shot.Use narration to state the desired outcome.
Shot group 18
≈ 02:06–02:16
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Sample 02:12.000
Multi-source dinner request

The composer asks to find a reservation email, check team details, and draft a reply.

Close prompt framing shows both source chips.Make inputs and the draft-only boundary explicit.
Shot group 19
≈ 02:16–02:22
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Sample 02:20.000
Source-reading progress

The conversation shows work on the request.

Wider app view after the prompt.Keep only progress that explains a meaningful dependency.
Shot group 20
≈ 02:22–02:26
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Sample 02:24.000
Presenter insert

A short speaker shot separates processing from results.

Brief human bridge.Do not treat the edited gap as elapsed task time.
Shot group 21
≈ 02:26–02:32
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Sample 02:30.000
Prepared reply

The response summarizes source findings and displays a draft message.

Close result view retains the unsent draft controls.Differentiate preparation from sending.
Shot group 22
≈ 02:32–02:40
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Sample 02:36.000
Source-review explanation

The presenter returns before checking the inputs.

Wide and close shots.Let narration explain why source review matters.
Shot group 23
≈ 02:40–02:44
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Sample 02:42.000
Reservation email source

The original reservation email is opened in Gmail.

Readable source-message crop.Verify the source behind a proposed reply.
Shot group 24
≈ 02:44–02:48
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Sample 02:46.000
Team-chat source

Slack appears beside the task with the relevant team discussion.

Overlapping windows keep both source and draft context.Show the other source used to compose the answer.
Shot group 25
≈ 02:48–03:00
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Sample 02:54.000
Draft-review bridge

The presenter explains the final review step.

Human explanation before a consequential action.Do not rush the review-and-send distinction.
Shot group 26
≈ 03:00–03:04
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Sample 03:02.000
Draft text revision

The draft message is edited in place before sending.

Native text selection supplies the emphasis.Show the human's final correction.
Shot group 27
≈ 03:04–03:08
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Sample 03:06.000
Explicit send action

The send control is activated and a sending state appears.

Close crop isolates the consequential control.Keep the actual send step separate from earlier draft preparation.
Shot group 28
≈ 03:08–03:18
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Sample 03:14.000
Presenter bridge

The presenter resumes after the email example.

Wide and close shots.Allow the result to settle before introducing an extra feature.
Shot group 29
≈ 03:18–03:24
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Sample 03:20.000
Companion visibility control

An account-menu action reveals a small desktop companion.

Control-to-result sequence in the app window.Show a preference's visible effect rather than only its menu label.
Shot group 30
≈ 03:24–03:28
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Sample 03:26.000
Companion task status

The companion appears alongside a task response and status bubble.

Small persistent indicator beside the main work surface.Keep supplemental status subordinate to the actual result.
Shot group 31
≈ 03:28–03:50
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Sample 03:40.000
Presenter conclusion

The tutorial closes with extended presenter shots.

Human ending after the final UI example.Use the supplied recording's own conclusion and buffer.
Shot group 32
≈ 03:50–03:53
Title / identityWatch from here ↗
Sample 03:52.000
End identity

A white identity ending closes the tutorial.

Minimal final card.Use original presentation identity.

Reference frame

Enlarged reference frame

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