Directing is what keeps viewers watching: segment pacing, camera angles, transitions and on-screen graphics. We build long-form video with a broadcast mindset and digital tools.
Live switching between cameras, timing every shot, and direction that keeps viewers to the end.
Pick the closest package. Bigger project? Start with the custom tier and we will send a written scope and price.
From $299 per episode
From $1,500 per episode
From $6,000
In the U.S., on-location recording is handled by vetted freelance crews under our direction. The final price follows cameras, episode length and episodes per session.
Your final price is confirmed in writing after we review your details. Anything outside the scope is quoted before work starts.
We know how to build the pacing that keeps viewers to the end, from the first shot to the last second.
We direct shows and video podcasts at broadcast quality, then cut short versions for YouTube and social.
Development, directing, filming, editing, graphics and sound in one team, so the style stays consistent from episode one.
For interviews, shows and events, angles are planned in advance so the edit feels alive, never flat.
Opening titles, bumpers and on-screen graphics designed to become an identity your audience recognizes.
Delivered to channel or digital platform specifications, depending on where it airs.
From show concept to a finished, ready-to-air version.
We define the show or commercial, the audience and the episode format.
Script, camera plan, set and shooting schedule.
Running the shoot in studio or on location, with live direction.
Pacing, color and on-screen graphics.
Audio processing, music and effects.
Final versions to broadcast or platform specs.
Production covers the whole chain: developing the format, planning cameras and set, directing the recording, then editing, color, on-screen graphics and sound. A show that is planned as a format, not as a single recording, is easier to keep consistent from episode one.
Many video podcasts are recorded on the host’s own setup and sent to us for the edit. When a directed multi-camera shoot is needed, vetted freelance crews film on location on our behalf, under our direction.
After the recording we build the full episode for YouTube and audio platforms, then pull vertical clips for Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts with accurate captions. Clips are chosen for a hook in the first seconds, not just for being short.
Planning those clips before the recording, with questions and moments designed to stand alone, is what makes the social versions work.
The number of cameras, the location, episode length, the number of episodes recorded per session, the depth of graphics, and how many clips you need from each episode.
Recording several episodes in one session with the same setup lowers the cost per episode. We send a detailed proposal once we understand the format.
Ask to see long-form work, not just short clips, and check that editing, graphics and sound are handled by the same team, with a clear schedule for each episode.
A partner that keeps development, recording, editing and graphics together will keep the show’s identity consistent as the season grows.
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Both. We produce TV commercials, shows and segments, video podcasts and event coverage, depending on each project scope.
Yes. We cut short clips from every episode for Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts.
It depends on the number of cameras, episode length, shoot days and graphics. We send a detailed proposal once we understand the concept.
In the U.S. we film at a location you choose or a studio booked for the production, with vetted freelance crews working under our direction. Many podcasts are recorded on the host’s own setup and sent to us for the edit.
Yes. You send the recordings and we edit the full episode, clean the audio, add titles and graphics, and cut short clips for social media.
It depends on episode length, the number of guests and the format. For talk shows and podcasts it is often possible to record more than one episode with the same setup, and we set a realistic number in the production plan.
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