One session, working for months.
One session, every format
Audiences follow people across formats: 73% move from audio to video, 71% from long-form to clips. One recorded conversation becomes the long-form episode, the short-form cuts, the audio version, and the transcript, so you can be present everywhere your buyers already are.
What it costs you in time
Producing an episode yourself takes six to ten hours once you count planning, recording, editing, and packaging. That is the cost most people underestimate, and roughly 42% of new shows stop within six months. Your part of our process is the ninety minutes on camera.
Equipment and set
Everything is set up and tested before you arrive.
Multi-camera 4K capture
Cinema cameras on every angle, color-matched and switched live.
Broadcast audio
Studio microphones in an acoustically treated room.
Lighting
Designed for the set and adjusted per guest.
Your branding on set
Backdrops, screens, and dressing set to your colors and marks.
How an episode runs
Four stages. You are involved in one of them.
Brief
We write the run of show, topics, and questions in advance. Nothing is scripted.
Record
Ninety minutes on our set. Our crew directs the room and runs the gear. Remote guests can join.
Post
Editors cut the episode and pull the clips, captions, and thumbnails from the same recording.
Deliver
Publish-ready files delivered on an agreed schedule.
Common questions
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Pick a time
Choose a slot and tell us what you want to make. You will leave the call with the format, the schedule, and the cost. For events, tradeshows, or multi-day production, book any slot and we will scope it there.
Or start with a strategy session