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Post Production Video Editing

Podcast Studio Guidelines

Respect the Space – Create and Be Great!

Before Your Session

Arrive 20 minutes early for mic check and prep.
External hard drive required (minimum 250MB).
Provide your brand logo for programming.
Create a show structure in advance (coordinate with the engineer).

During Recording

The studio seats and records up to 4 individuals only.
No food or drink allowed — bottled water only.
No additional personnel allowed in the studio.
Do not move set furniture; modifications are made by the engineer.
Follow all instructions from the studio engineer.
Do not remove any equipment from the set.
Manage your show’s time length carefully.

Post-Production

Editing is available as a separate add-on (arranged directly with the engineer).
Files will be stored for 7 business days only – bring your own hard drive!
50% of your rate will be charged for an additional 30 minutes over your booked session. (Manage your time!)

BROADCAST LAW

Podcaster

Podcasting Basics

Starting A Podcast Checklist!

Determine your niche.
Identify your ideal listener.
Play to an audience.
Show structure.
Be authentic.
Name your podcast and secure your social media handles.
Determine your launch date.
Decide which format and publishing schedule you’d like to follow.
Select a podcast hosting service.
Create podcast artwork.
Get your podcasting equipment or rental space.
Create your podcast trailer.
Submit your podcast to online podcast directories.
Prepare your first three episodes. (The goal is to complete 12)
Write the show notes for your launch episodes.
Secure your podcast social media handles.
Upload and schedule your launch episodes.
Market your podcast and celebrate your launch.

Mistakes Podcasters Make!

Being a Generalist.

Not Understanding Who Your Listeners Are.

What Are Their Demographics?
- How do they consume your content?
- What episode topics really speak to them?

Understanding the Amount of Energy that Goes into a Successful Podcast
- Time Audit -Write out all the main priorities and tasks for your show.

Not Having a Marketing Plan
- How are you going to get people to listen to your podcast?
- Where do most of your listeners hang out online?
- What social platforms are most effective?

Recording on Only 1 Track
- Record multiple tracks. This allows you to edit out sounds, coughs etc.

Worrying about Sound Quality Over Content.
- Just Create Content!

Waiting to Build Your Community:
- Building a community around your podcast is how your show will thrive.
  - Emails can help you build your audience
  - Stay up to date with your latest releases
  - Get reminded about past episodes
  - Get notified about your exclusive podcast content.

Music Copyrighting:
- Royalty-free music sites or Customized Music.

Not Researching the Best Hosting Platform for Your Podcast.
- Your podcast needs a home. Understand your podcasting objectives.

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