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Lose the production backlog.

Podcast editing should preserve what makes your show yours. Bring your recordings and tell us how you want the episode to feel.

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What does a podcast edit include?

A podcast edit combines the agreed content cuts with audio cleanup, level balancing, and export preparation. Video, short clips, captions, and show notes are separate deliverables to include in your brief.

  1. A clear editorial brief

    Choose a light cleanup or a more involved conversation edit. Flag anything that must stay, any sensitive passages, and the examples that match your pacing.

  2. An audio-first foundation

    Plan cleanup for distracting noise, uneven levels, long gaps, and agreed mistakes. Source recording quality sets the limits; we assess a sample before promising a result.

  3. Video and shareable moments

    Add video cuts, branded titles, captions, and social clips to the scope. Agree on aspect ratios, clip count, caption style, and whether each clip needs its own hook.

  4. A reviewable delivery

    Review the draft and leave time-based feedback. The pilot scope sets revision rounds and final formats, so you know what you are getting before production starts.

What should I send?

Start with a sample and your intended output. Separate speaker tracks, original video files, an intro or outro you own, and any edit notes help us evaluate the work.

We’ll agree on a transfer method for production files after the brief. Please don’t include private recordings or voice-cloning samples in the enquiry form.

Your editing brief

  1. Episode length Raw and final
  2. Recording format Audio or video
  3. Edit depth Cleanup or story edit
  4. Deliverables Episode, clips, notes
  5. Review rounds Agreed in advance

Can editing fix a difficult recording?

Some issues can be reduced, but missing words, severe distortion, or overlapping speech may require a new take. The right first step is a sample assessment. We’ll describe the likely limits before scoping the episode.

Do I need a recurring plan?

You can enquire about one episode or an ongoing cadence. Recurring production works best once the format, templates, and review process are settled. See how we scope pilot pricing.

LET’S MAKE YOUR FIRST EPISODE

You’ve got something to say.
Let’s put it on air.

Bring a recording, a topic, or a show you can’t stop thinking about.
We’ll help shape the first pilot.

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