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Podcast

Video podcast production, in sound and on screen

A VBS team member holding a small microphone in front of a bookcase, a still from our own team shoot

We record your conversation with cameras and mics, edit the episode and cut clips for your social channels.

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One conversation, a week of pieces.

An hour of recording gives you the episode as audio and as video, plus the short clips that carry it to your audience in the days after.

Spotify and Apple Podcasts
The full episode as audio, with show notes and a fixed intro.
YouTube
The same episode on video, with chapters and its own thumbnail.
Reels, Shorts and TikTok
The strongest minutes in vertical format with captions, one a day.
The Shop FloorA talk with a business owner about finding staff58:12
  • Vertical clip from the conversation, with captionsClip 1, 0:41
  • Vertical clip from the conversation, with captionsClip 2, 0:52
  • Vertical clip from the conversation, with captionsClip 3, 0:36

An example of what we can build, with made-up names. The stills come from our own team shoot.

A podcast is a conversation your clients go looking for.

An ad interrupts someone. An episode is something they put on themselves, in the car, at the gym or at their desk. Someone who listens to you for forty-five minutes knows your voice, the way you think and your trade. No banner earns that kind of trust.

A business podcast does not have to be a radio show. A regular guest from your industry, a client explaining how they work, a colleague answering a question from the field: every conversation becomes an episode, and every episode gives you clips for the weeks after.

A recording day, hour by hour.

  1. A VBS team member stands by a window holding a microphone, a still from our own team shoot09:00Building the setTwo cameras, a mic for every voice and light that catches the face. At your office or at a place that suits your story.
  2. A VBS team member with a book at a table, a still from our own team shoot09:45Sound check and a test questionEvery voice talks for a minute and we listen back. An echoing room or a humming fridge gets fixed now, not in the edit.
  3. A VBS team member seated with a microphone in front of a bookcase, a still from our own team shoot10:15Recording two episodesA forty-five minute conversation, a break, then the next one. Lose your thread and you simply start the sentence again.
  4. A man holding a mug in front of floral wallpaper, a still from our own team shootThe week afterEdit and clipsThe episode as audio and as video, with chapters, a thumbnail and the strongest minutes cut vertical with captions.
A VBS team member stands by a window holding a microphone, a still from our own team shoot
A VBS team member with a book at a table, a still from our own team shoot
A VBS team member seated with a microphone in front of a bookcase, a still from our own team shoot
A man holding a mug in front of floral wallpaper, a still from our own team shoot

Audio only, or on camera too?

One recording, two outcomes.

Recording
Audio onlyMics in a quiet room
Video and audioMics, two or three cameras and lights
Where the episode lives
Audio onlySpotify, Apple Podcasts and your site
Video and audioAlso on YouTube, where people search for podcasts
Clips for social
Audio onlyAudiogram with a waveform
Video and audioVertical clips with a face and captions
Editing time
Audio onlyShorter
Video and audioLonger, since every camera switch is a choice
Who picks it
Audio onlyThose who mainly reach listeners on the move
Video and audioThose who also want to show up on social and YouTube

If in doubt, record on camera. Should you later want audio only, the sound comes out of the same recording. The other way round does not work.

What drives the cost of a podcast.

After a first conversation you get a proposal with a price per episode or per series. Recording a series in one day costs less per episode than setting up each time.

  • Audio or video tooCameras and a second edit take more time than sound alone.
  • Episodes per recording dayTwo or three conversations in a day share the setup and the travel.
  • Clips and thumbnailsHow many vertical clips you want per episode, and whether we schedule them too.
  • LocationAt your office, at a place you choose or in a rented studio.

Bring this to the recording.

  • One topic per episode and three questions you want to ask for sure
  • A guest who knows how long it takes and where the conversation will be published
  • A room with soft furniture and no echo, or a place where we sort that out
  • Clothes without fine stripes or big logos
  • A name for your podcast and an idea of the rhythm: weekly, monthly or by season

Shot on a film camera, behind the scenes too.

In May 2026 we shot our own team film: four reels about how we work, with a film camera on set and footage from behind the scenes. We bring the same crew and the same kit to your podcast.

The pictures on this page come from that shoot. They are not podcast recordings for clients, but they show the light, the framing and the calm we bring to a recording day.

A VBS team member speaks into a microphone next to a plant, a still from our own team shoot
A VBS team member speaks into a microphone next to a plant, a still from our own team shoot

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