Video podcast editing

One episode, edited for two jobs: a full conversation people watch on YouTube, and short clips that bring new listeners to it.

It is for shows recorded on camera that want a finished episode and a steady supply of clips without hiring an editor for every release.

• Creator-led podcasts: interview and conversation shows that publish on YouTube and post clips every week. Our video editing for creators page covers how episodes and Shorts fit one weekly routine.
• Brand and B2B podcasts: founder conversations, customer stories and expert interviews that feed YouTube, LinkedIn and the company website.
• Coaches and educators: Q&A sessions, live classes and interviews turned into episodes and teaching clips.
• Agencies and production houses: white-label episode and clip editing for client shows, under your brand and covered by an NDA.

We look for moments that make sense without the rest of the episode, cut each one so it opens on its strongest line, then reframe, caption and finish it for vertical feeds.

The Content-team cost kinetic reel in our portfolio shows the finish we aim for: a podcast-style talking head lifted with serif kinetic type, pop-up role cards and a 3D pocket-watch cutaway.

Each clip goes through five steps:

1. Mark the moments: a clear opinion, a story with a payoff, a practical tip or a number that surprises. Your own timestamps go to the top of the list.
2. Keep the ones that need no context, so a viewer who has never heard the show still gets the point.
3. Open on the payoff, not the question that led to it, and trim until every line earns its place.
4. Reframe to 9:16 on the person speaking, add captions and highlight the key words.
5. Add a title and an end card that names the show, so viewers know where the full episode lives.

Good sync and clean audio start at the recording, and our guide on how to send footage to a video editor covers the handover. For each episode, upload one folder to Google Drive, Dropbox or Frame.io with:

• The original file from every camera, not a screen recording or a compressed copy.
• Separate audio from each microphone, or the multitrack file from your recorder or mixer.
• A clap or another clear sync point at the start of the recording.
• For remote recordings, each person's video and audio as separate files, if your recording tool allows it.
• Guest names and titles spelt exactly as they should appear on screen.
• Timestamps for anything to cut and for moments you want as clips.
• Your intro, outro, music and brand kit, and where the episode and clips will be posted.

Episode timelines depend on the running time, the number of cameras and how much needs cutting, so we agree the schedule per episode or per series before we start. Clips are short-form edits, and their first cuts arrive in about 48 hours.

For a weekly show, we set fixed delivery days around your release day, so the episode and its clips are ready before you publish.

Our published samples are short-form, so these show the clip side of a podcast edit: a podcast-style talking head, a desk-mic creator reel and an educator reel, each with captions and motion graphics.

A podcast edit costs ₹9,999 per episode. The final quote depends on episode length, the number of cameras and how much is designed from scratch, so send the running time and camera count with your enquiry.

Clips are short-form edits, priced like any Reel or Short at ₹1,499 each up to 60 seconds. For a weekly show, tell us the episode count, length and number of clips, and the quote comes back before any work starts.

Monthly plans pair long-form edits with short-form ones: the Creator plan (₹19,999/month or ₹1.99L/year) includes 1 long-form edit and 8 Reels/Shorts a month, and the Growth plan (₹48,999/month or ₹4.89L/year) includes 2 long-form edits, 16 Reels/Shorts and 2 motion-graphics pieces. To test us on one clip first, a ₹999 trial edit covers one short-form edit up to 60 seconds.

See plans and prices →