Video podcasts
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What You'll Learn
In this practical session, Dan Moss, Director of Colour It In Studios, shows you what it takes to create high quality video podcasts that look as good as they sound. With experience producing engaging content for television, podcasts and online platforms, leading strategy at Worldwide FM and overseeing BBC Radio 1’s specialist portfolio at Somethin’ Else, Dan brings deep expertise in both audio and visual production.
Dan outlines a typical video podcast setup, from the space you record in to the people and skills needed to make it happen. You will learn how to make smart decisions about equipment, workflows and budgets, whether you are building a studio from scratch or upgrading over time.
- You will learn how to
- Choose and prepare the right recording space with strong visuals and good acoustics
- Capture great sound on camera using studio mics, lav mics or boom mics
- Select and set up cameras, tripods, vision mixers and monitors for HD or 4K shoots
- Light your podcast effectively with soft and hard sources for the best on screen look
- Manage large video files with storage and backup systems that keep projects safe
- Edit and grade video with software such as DaVinci Resolve or Premiere
- Plan workflows that balance high production quality with efficiency
- Key Takeaways
- The essential kit list for professional looking and sounding video podcasts
- How to adapt crew size and skills to match the scale of your project
- The importance of lighting, sound and storage in delivering consistent results
- Post production tools and workflows that elevate your content
- This session gives you a clear, realistic plan for producing video podcasts that look polished, sound professional and are ready to share across platforms.
Dan Moss
Dan Moss is the Director of Colour It In Studios, producing engaging content for television, podcasts and online platforms. He was previously Managing Director of Worldwide FM, leading strategy for its global music and culture platform, and Executive Producer at Somethin’ Else, managing BBC Radio 1’s specialist portfolio.
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VIDEO PODCASTS LESSON
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