Podcast Filming
Multi-camera setup, professional audio, controlled lighting. For businesses, creators, and agencies wanting podcast content that looks and sounds broadcast-quality. No single webcam compromises.
Setup & Kit
The three elements that separate broadcast-quality podcast content from everything else: multiple cameras, proper audio, and intentional lighting.
Why It Matters
Most video podcasts fail on the same three things. Here's how proper production addresses each one.
Single-camera podcast footage gives editors one option: cut away or don't. Two cameras running simultaneously means reaction shots, natural cutaways, and a proper narrative edit.
Podcast audio matters more than video quality for most listeners. Wireless lavs on each presenter, a clean safety track, and proper monitoring during the shoot. If the audio isn't right, the episode is compromised.
Two-point lit setups creating depth and separation without looking like a studio production. Intentional and natural — not flat corporate, not harsh news interview.
For ongoing series, a consistent setup means faster shooting as the format becomes familiar. I advise on a setup that can be replicated across episodes for visual consistency.
Portfolio
Video podcast and long-form interview content for businesses and creators.
FAQ
Common questions about video podcast production and how a filming day works.
No. A quiet space with reasonable acoustics works well — a meeting room, office, home studio. I bring lighting and audio kit that creates a controlled environment. A dedicated space helps for regular series.
Two — the URSA 12K on a wide/medium shot and the BMPCC 6K on a closer angle. Both running simultaneously, matched colour science, giving the editor a genuine choice at every moment.
Yes. The setup handles multi-hour recording sessions. Batteries and media are managed throughout so there are no interruptions.
£995/day — multi-camera setup, full audio, lighting, operator. A typical podcast day covers multiple episodes or a full series back-to-back.
Call 01242 420 344 or email mossdavis@gmail.com — based in Cheltenham, available UK-wide.