Video podcast production for New York companies, from finance to media
Your people explain complicated things for a living, and they’re good at it. Our video podcast production turns a recorded conversation into a finished episode with clean sound, captions, and graphics.
New York companies work with us online. Your team records where it works and uploads the files, so nobody’s traveling. Back comes video that’s ready for YouTube and Spotify.
Which New York teams gain the most from a camera?
Four fields drive a lot of New York business. Each one has experts that people trust more once they can see them talk.
Advisors and analysts
Prospects can’t test-drive a firm, but they can watch how an advisor thinks. Your compliance team approves each episode first.
Editors, writers, and hosts
Publishers know that video travels. A filmed conversation gives a newsroom or studio one more way to reach readers.
Clinicians and program leaders
A doctor who explains a topic on camera is easier to understand than a pamphlet. Your clinical reviewers decide what’s cleared.
Underwriters and claims leaders
Policy language is hard to read and easier to follow when someone walks you through it on screen.
What do you get back for each recording?
Take what your show needs. It all starts from the files you’ve sent.
| Piece | What you get | Why it helps |
|---|---|---|
| Audio production | Each voice is mixed and mastered, so levels hold steady on every app. | Viewers forgive soft video faster than muddy sound. |
| Video editing | Color-graded footage. Plus and Pro plans also cut slips and stumbles. Plus exports up to 1080p, and Pro goes up to 4K. | It looks clean on a phone and on a big monitor. |
| Graphics | Bumpers at the start and end, smooth transitions, speaker name titles, and on-screen pop-ups for lists. | Viewers see who’s speaking and what to remember. |
| Closed captions | A caption file (.srt) to upload to YouTube alongside the full episode. | Viewers who can’t play sound can read along. |
| Burnt-in captions | Captions built into the video itself, best for short clips. | Many people scroll with the sound off. |
How large is the crowd you’re talking to?
Two job groups across the metro show the size of the pool.
Financial activities takes in banking, insurance, and real estate. The education and health group covers schools, hospitals, and clinics.
These numbers don’t say that these workers watch more video than anyone else. They just show how many people your topic could matter to.
Why does audio matter so much on camera?
A lot of video podcasts look sharp and sound off. It happens when whoever cuts the picture doesn’t talk to whoever fixes the sound.
Our podcast audio work goes back to 2014, and each video episode gets the same treatment as our audio-only shows.
- Picture and sound are handled side by side, so nothing drifts.
- You’ve got one upload, one review, and one team.
- Already a client for audio? Video slots into the app and review steps you’re used to.
What happens after you hit upload?
Four steps, all online. Our podcast production process page shows the whole picture.
Upload your files
Send raw footage and sound files through the Resonate app. Leave notes for the team if you have any.
We produce it
We edit sound and picture together so they match.
Review and approve
We’ll send a note when the cut is done. Add comments in the app or sign off there.
Publish
Put the full episode on YouTube and Spotify. Share clips wherever your audience hangs out.
How do we fit around your reviewers?
Finance, health care, and insurance all have rules about what you can say, and they’re strict. Your team knows how they apply. We don’t.
Your team keeps
- The call on what gets said, shown, and captioned.
- The check of each episode against your own rules.
- The final sign-off.
We handle
- Asking at the start who reviews and how long that takes.
- Putting that time into the recording and release calendar.
- Holding files back until you tell us they’re cleared.
Don’t have time to keep a busy calendar on track? A podcast management producer can handle the schedule.
Do you need a studio to get started?
No. A webcam, a bright room, and a solid microphone cover most of it, and you’ve likely got two of the three. We’ll point you to a setup that suits your room and budget.
Your footage can also become short social clips, and our podcast marketing services can take it from there. Curious about cost? The podcast cost calculator takes about two minutes.
Questions about video podcasts in New York
Do you have a studio in New York?
No. Our work with New York companies happens online. Record on your own setup and send us the files. We’ll take it from there. We’re happy to suggest gear for your space.
Do you edit the sound as well as the picture?
Yes. Audio production is part of every video episode. One team mixes the sound and edits the picture.
Which captions should we use?
Closed captions are a separate file that viewers turn on or off, which suits full episodes on YouTube. Burnt-in captions live inside the video, which suits short clips played without sound.
Do you handle compliance review?
No. Your team decides what can be said and signs off. We build the calendar around your review and keep files on hold until you clear them.
How do we put a video podcast on YouTube?
If you have video files, add them to your channel so viewers get the whole episode. An RSS feed alone only gives YouTube your audio with a still image.
What does video podcast production cost?
Pricing follows your episode pace and the work you’d like us to take on. We’ll go through it together on a call.
Want to watch your show come together?
Share a recent episode or a test recording. We’ll explain how we’d finish it and what that’d involve.