Podcast Teaser & Episode Editing
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
We have a two-camera podcast interview and we need an editor who can turn the raw footage into a polished package that keeps viewers hooked from the very first second.
Here is a recent episode our team produced:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-1H52k7dx8
Here’s what we need for episode:
• Teaser (30–60 sec)
– Pull the strongest moments and build a snappy preview that feels similar to “Diary of a CEO”.
– Use dynamic transitions, cinematic b roll, and motion graphics.
– I’ll supply fonts, color palette, and logos; please weave them in consistently.
• Full conversation
– Multi-cam edit, cutting cleanly between speakers.
– Color grade both angles so skin tones match and the overall look is cinematic yet true to brand.
– Perform basic audio cleanup and EQ to achieve balanced, broadcast-ready sound.
• Exports
1. One 1080 × 1920 MP4 that plays the teaser first, then the full interview.
2. A matching MP3 of the full episode.
3. The teaser reformatted to 9:16 vertical for social promo.
I typically deliver files via Google Drive and prefer edits back within three days. Premiere Pro / After Effects (or DaVinci Resolve if you’re faster there) are fine as long as the final renders meet the specs above and project files remain well-organized for easy revisions.
Final files should be free of dead air, abrupt cuts, color mismatches or audio peaks. If that sounds straightforward, let’s start with the next episode right away.
Here is a recent episode our team produced:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-1H52k7dx8
Here’s what we need for episode:
• Teaser (30–60 sec)
– Pull the strongest moments and build a snappy preview that feels similar to “Diary of a CEO”.
– Use dynamic transitions, cinematic b roll, and motion graphics.
– I’ll supply fonts, color palette, and logos; please weave them in consistently.
• Full conversation
– Multi-cam edit, cutting cleanly between speakers.
– Color grade both angles so skin tones match and the overall look is cinematic yet true to brand.
– Perform basic audio cleanup and EQ to achieve balanced, broadcast-ready sound.
• Exports
1. One 1080 × 1920 MP4 that plays the teaser first, then the full interview.
2. A matching MP3 of the full episode.
3. The teaser reformatted to 9:16 vertical for social promo.
I typically deliver files via Google Drive and prefer edits back within three days. Premiere Pro / After Effects (or DaVinci Resolve if you’re faster there) are fine as long as the final renders meet the specs above and project files remain well-organized for easy revisions.
Final files should be free of dead air, abrupt cuts, color mismatches or audio peaks. If that sounds straightforward, let’s start with the next episode right away.