Serving Louisville businesses

Video podcasts for Louisville businesses, with part of our team in town

Your people have stories worth watching, from the loading dock to the exam room to the barrel house. Our video podcast production polishes your recordings into episodes that are ready for YouTube and Spotify.

We serve Louisville companies, and part of our team is based in the city. Files travel online, so you can send footage from any desk, plant, or clinic.

Got a rough clip from a phone? Send it along and we’ll name the first thing we’d fix.
A man in a backwards cap and gray tee speaking into a microphone
58%of Americans age 12 and older played a podcast last month
1 billion+people tune in to podcasts on YouTube each month
Up to 4Kfinished video on Pro, and up to 1080p on Plus
Sources: Edison Research, The Infinite Dial 2026 (Americans 12+). YouTube, February 2025.
Who it fits

Where would a camera help a Louisville company most?

Consider these sparks from our producers. They aren’t client shows, and your own show gets shaped around your audience.

Logistics

The crew that works the night shift

Freight doesn’t keep office hours. A short video from a site lead can show drivers and dock staff how the work fits together, whenever their shift allows.

Health care

Clinicians with something to say

A clinician on camera feels warmer than a brochure. Your own reviewers still clear every word before it goes public.

See healthcare podcasts

Bourbon and consumer brands

The story behind the label

Shoppers like to know who made a thing and why. Faces and process footage give them that, and clips travel well on social media.

See food and beverage podcasts

Sound first

Why does a video podcast need good audio?

A man in a flat cap talking at a desk microphone

A crisp picture can’t cover for a thin voice. Split the work between strangers, and viewers can tell.

We started producing podcast audio back in 2014. Each video episode gets the same audio care we give our audio-only shows.

  • Every voice gets balanced and leveled, so it’ll sound right in any listening app.
  • The picture and the sound are cut together, so lips and words line up.
  • One upload and one review, whether the footage comes from a plant or a clinic.
  • If you’re already with us for audio, video fits the app and approval routine you’ve got.
Louisville at work

How many people could a Louisville show reach?

Two job counts for the metro show the size of these audiences.

161,200jobs in trade, transportation, and utilities around Louisville, covering freight and warehouse roles
115,200jobs in education and health services around Louisville, covering hospital and clinic roles

Much of that work happens on a route, a dock, or a hospital shift. A short video on a phone fits a break in that kind of day.

These are metro-wide totals. They hint at scale, and they say nothing about how one show will perform.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Louisville/Jefferson County, KY-IN metro area, September 2026 (preliminary, not seasonally adjusted).
What comes back

What’s inside a finished video episode?

Pick the pieces your show needs. Every one starts from footage you’ve shot already.

Piece What you get Where it helps
Audio production Each voice mixed and mastered. Plus and Pro also cut ums and false starts. A manager’s voice stays steady all the way through.
Video editing Footage color-graded and exported, up to 1080p on Plus or 4K on Pro. Plus and Pro also cut slips. The image looks sharp on a phone or a conference-room screen.
Graphics Opening and closing bumpers, transitions, name titles, and on-screen pop-ups for lists and key points. Viewers see who’s talking and catch the main points.
Closed captions An .srt caption file, uploaded alongside the full episode on YouTube. Anyone in a noisy warehouse can follow along.
Burnt-in captions Text placed right on the video, ideal for short social clips. Feeds are often watched on mute.
Close to home

Can we meet in person, or film at a studio here?

A face-to-face meeting helps some teams. Here’s what’s local and what isn’t.

What’s local

  • Part of our crew works from Louisville. Ask on the first call if sitting down together would help.
  • Our Louisville studio on East Main Street is run by Story Louisville, and they book the recording time.
  • Their studio guide has the details. Ask what the room supports for video, since we can’t speak for it.

What stays online

  • Sending raw files and notes.
  • Editing, where one team handles sound and picture together.
  • Review, where you comment or approve in the app from any desk.

Would you rather film at your own site? A studio isn’t a requirement. We’ll suggest gear that fits the room you have.

The workflow

How does your footage become an episode?

Four steps, and they’re all online. The production process page covers each handoff.

01

Send your files

Drop your video and audio files into the Resonate app. A short note about key moments helps.

02

We produce it

One team cuts the sound and the footage side by side.

03

You review

You’ll get an email when the episode’s ready. Add comments, or sign off in the app.

04

You publish

Publish the full show on YouTube and Spotify. Send the short clips to customers or staff.

Shows that need sign‑off

Who approves what a clinician says on video?

Your team does. We’ll plan around your review, and we don’t make compliance calls.

Your side

  • Deciding what can be said, shown, or captioned.
  • Reviewing each episode under the policies you’ve set.
  • Saying yes before anything goes live, since it’s your call.

Our side

  • Learning at kickoff who signs off, and how many days that tends to need.
  • Leaving room for that review in the recording and release calendar.
  • Holding back every file until you say it’s cleared.

Logistics firms and consumer brands may have legal or brand reviewers too. This setup suits them equally.

Getting set up

What gear do you need to film?

Less than you’d guess, and you won’t need a studio. Most shows get by with a decent webcam or camera, steady light, and a solid mic.

We’ll suggest a kit for your room and budget. Curious about the cost first? The podcast production cost calculator gives a monthly range from ten short questions.

Once episodes are flowing, a podcast management producer can run the schedule, and podcast marketing can cut the clips.

Video podcast FAQs

Questions Louisville teams ask about video podcasts

Do you have people in Louisville?

Yes. A few of our people work from Louisville. The editing and review run online, so mention an in-person meeting on your first call if you’d like one.

Can we film at a Louisville studio?

Story Louisville runs our studio here, and you’d book time with them. Lots of teams just film at the office, and that’s fine.

Do the same editors handle sound and picture?

Yes. Every video episode includes audio production, done by the crew that cuts your footage.

Can you turn one shoot into short clips?

Yes. We can cut clips for social media from the same footage and add burnt-in captions. Our podcast marketing team can map out where they go.

How do we get our show onto YouTube?

Connect your RSS feed, and YouTube posts the audio with a still image. Shot real video? Upload those files straight to your channel instead.

How much does video production cost?

Your publishing pace sets most of it, along with the share of work you hand us. The calculator gives a range. For real numbers, book time with a producer.

Ready to put your Louisville team on screen?

Share a recent episode or any sample recording. We’ll explain how we’d cut it and sketch how a season might run.

Thirty minutes. No pitch deck.

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