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Choose the look, arrive to a room already lit and ready, and start the conversation instead of a setup queue.
- Set matched to your format
- Cameras and lights ready
- Production gear included
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Six services, one producer, one accountable workflow. Take the pieces you're missing or let the same team carry the show from room to release.
6Services in-house
1Producer per show
A→ZSession to release
IN-HOUSEEditing & delivery
WHAT WE DO
Six services that turn a booking into an episode.
Everything below is delivered in-house by the same team that runs your session - fewer handoffs, a clearer review path, and one place to go when the show needs to move.
Producer on the board
Production
You host; one producer watches the cameras, audio, and switch so the conversation stays the focus.
- Live multi-cam switching
- Audio monitored per mic
- Remote guests supported
In-house editors
Editing
Review an episode cut by editors who already know the show - with the pacing, graphics, color, and sound polished for approval.
- Full episode edit
- Vertical cutdowns for social
- One revision round included
Published for you
Distribution
Once you approve the episode, we put it where your audience already watches and listens, on the release plan you choose.
- Video and audio platforms
- Social publishing options
- RSS setup available
Show identity
Branding & design
Start with a look that makes the show recognizable: logo, animated intro, cover art, and title cards built for the set.
- Logo and cover art
- Animated intro sting
- Lower thirds and templates
Out to your channels
Live streaming
If live is part of the plan, the same production team carries the multi-cam show to your selected destinations and archives the recording.
- Simulcast planning
- Live comment monitoring
- Recording archived after stream
CLIENT CASE STUDY
From the first recording to an Episode 77 milestone.
Joy Care Management records with RNCN from its first episode through an Episode 77 milestone — a sustained podcast production relationship.
- First recording
- Episode 1
- Latest milestone
- Episode 77
- Production relationship
- Ongoing
WAYS TO WORK
Two shapes of engagement.
Start with the cadence you already know. The scope is written around your format, room, guests, and release plan instead of sorting the show into a tier.
| SCOPED ON | ONE SESSION AT A TIMEPer episode | A STANDING RUNCustom calendar |
|---|---|---|
| How it books | One session at a time, scoped around the episodes you record that day. | Standing studio days held against your release calendar. |
| Producer | A dedicated producer runs the session while you host. | The same producer carries the show across the whole run. |
| On the board | Live multi-cam switching, graphics, and audio monitored per mic. | The same production, plus a live stream when the format goes out live. |
| Show branding | Show logo and animated intro built with the first episodes. | Branding carried forward and extended as the run grows. |
| Social clips | Vertical cutdowns and posting when you ask for them. | Clip volume set against how often you publish. |
| Distribution | Published to the platforms named in your scope. | The same platforms, running on the cadence you set. |
| Scale | One host, plus the guests the format needs. | Multiple hosts, remote guests, a second location, or an audience taping. |
Every set costs the same. The room you pick changes how the show looks, not what it costs.
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What else the production can carry.
These are capabilities of the production, not a separate menu. Tell your producer what the show needs and it is written into the scope.
Remote guests
Studio-grade capture of a guest calling in from anywhere, cut in as a full camera angle.
Audience taping
Seating, stage, and crowd audio for an audience-led format, scoped to the event space.
Clip volume
More vertical cutdowns per episode when you're posting daily instead of weekly.
Photography
Stills of the host and set during the session, retouched for press and thumbnails.
Show notes & SEO
Written episode summaries, timestamps, and titles built to get found on search.
Teleprompter script
Scripting support and prompter operation for scripted to-camera segments.
Sponsor reads
Ad slots recorded, inserted, and swapped per episode as your sponsors rotate.
Second location
Same show, two cities - we keep the look consistent across both sets.
AFTER THE SESSION
What lands in your inbox, and when.
You leave the studio with a clear review path. Your producer sends the next link, you approve the work, and the episode moves to the channels in your scope.
- Session day
- Your recording is archived and a private review link is prepared after the session.
- First review
- The episode cut and requested social deliverables are ready for your notes.
- On approval
- The finished episode is published to the channels selected in your scope.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Service questions.
Still stuck? Call 972-402-6333 or leave a message for the production team.
Do I have to take every service?
No. Keep the services you need and leave out the work you already handle. We scope the remaining production around your show.
What should I bring to the first session?
Bring the conversation, your guest details, and any brand assets you already have. The producer handles the room and technical setup.
How fast is the edit turnaround?
Timing depends on the format and scope. Your producer confirms the review path before the session so there is no guesswork after recording.
Who owns the footage and the episode?
Your quote spells out the recording, finished files, channels, and optional services included in the scope before you book.
Can you produce a show that already exists?
Yes. Bring the existing format, visual identity, and release cadence. We can preserve what works and take over only the services you need.