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Plan the show
We work out who it’s for and what it should lead to, then plan the format, the first episodes and who to invite on.
Video podcast production
Video Podcast Production
A podcast that brings in clients, not just listeners.
We plan, film and edit your podcast, publish it as a proper YouTube show, cut it into clips for LinkedIn and Shorts, and show you which episodes brought in enquiries. Filmed at your place or in a studio, across Scotland and the North of England. One monthly price, from £1,500 + VAT.
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What our clients say
★★★★★
The videos helped me stand out, build trust, and double my conversions.
Jack Charman
National Private Investigators
★★★★★
Steadyhand Productions are EXCEPTIONAL! Jack and Josh really helped us relax in front of camera.
Zoë Miller
All About The Move
★★★★★
The final videos were very high quality, especially given that none of us had done a project like this before and are rarely on camera!
Andy Norrie
Quarch Technology
★★★★★
They helped us craft a great story in a compelling way … an output that far exceeded our expectations.
Ross Marshall
Threesixty Architecture
★★★★★
Really responsive, great infrastructure for providing feedback, excellent final product.
Rebecca Leary
Creative Scotland
★★★★★
A super last minute job, which was on a tight turnaround and they absolutely smashed it.
Robbie Gordon
Wonderfools
★★★★★
Use them for all my agency clients and they are absolutely brilliant every time.
Calum Hart
From the Hart Digital
★★★★★
Their content approach has helped generate consistent new revenue, enquiries and visibility.
Andrew Patrick
Round Thirteen
★★★★★
We’re now onto our 4th project with Jack & Josh and hopefully many more to come.
Phil McTaggart
John Viola Academy
★★★★★
Professional, straightforward, know their stuff … Very fair prices.
Simon Andrews
Fraunhofer
★★★★★
The edit was one of the best I’d seen completed so quickly, and I had minimal amends to suggest.
Jade Griffiths
Amazon
★★★★★
Nothing is too much hassle and they will go the extra mile every time.
Faith Bateman
West Partnership
★★★★★
Steadyhand leaped out with their strong B2B focus. Jack and Josh were amazing to work with.
Jim McCallum
B2B consultancy founder
★★★★★
A brilliant, thoughtful, creative and super efficient team … quick to incorporate feedback.
Eugenie Teasley
Amazon
Most business podcasts get recorded. Very few get run.
Starting a podcast is the easy part. Book a studio, sit down with a guest, talk for an hour. The recording sounds great. Then it goes up on Spotify, a few colleagues listen, and three months later the show has quietly stopped, because nobody owned what happens after someone says “and that’s a wrap”.
A recording isn’t a podcast that works. A podcast that works has a job: the people you want to win work from find it, watch enough to trust you, and get in touch. That takes a plan for who it’s for, packaging that earns the click, clips that put it in front of people who’d never search for it, and a way of knowing which episode started which conversation.
You’re already having the conversations: with clients, with peers, with people whose opinions your buyers respect. We turn them into a show that keeps working long after the cameras are off.
The podcast, and the channels behind it
Video podcasts are a newer part of what we make. The skills behind them aren’t: we run long-form YouTube channels for clients every week, and a good podcast is a long-form YouTube show with two chairs instead of one.
Still Spirit’s and Mostyn’s videos aren’t podcasts, and we won’t pretend they are. They’re the proof that matters most here: shows we plan, make, package and publish every month, and the reason a podcast with us is built to grow on YouTube, not just to exist on it.
Your place or a studio
Wherever suits you and your guests. We bring the cameras, lights and sound either way.
At your place
Your office, your boardroom, a client’s site. Guests come to you, the setting says something about your business, and there’s nothing to book. We set up three cameras in a meeting room and leave it as we found it.
In a studio
When the office won’t work (too noisy, too small, or you’d rather a neutral room), we book a studio and run the day. You turn up, sit down and talk.
Filming days run across Scotland and the North of England. Travel beyond the central belt goes into your quote as its own visible line, agreed before we start.
What you're paying for
A show, not a recording
Recording is one day a month. Everything that makes the podcast earn its keep happens around it, and that’s the part we own.
- Built to be found on YouTube Titles and thumbnails are decided before we record, by the team that runs Still Spirit’s and Mostyn’s channels. YouTube is where people search, so that’s where the show is built to be found.
- Every episode becomes clips Each episode gets cut into short clips for LinkedIn, where your buyers already are, and for YouTube Shorts. Every clip points back to the full conversation.
- Tracked to enquiries, not downloads Every episode carries its own tracked link, so each month you see which episodes brought visits, calls and enquiries. Here’s how we track leads from YouTube.
- Guests handled properly We plan the questions with you, brief your guests, and put everyone at ease on the day. Most people have never sat in front of three cameras. By the second question, they’ve forgotten about them.
What a show done properly turns into
Neither of these is a podcast. Both are what a podcast should turn into: an audience that keeps growing because somebody turns up every week.
600k+ views
From just 20 videos
Still Spirit Whisky Shop
A YouTube strategy that monetised in under 20 videos and drives direct sales from every upload.
View case study →
46 episodes
Weekly, one year in
Mostyn Wilson
A weekly YouTube show for a former KPMG partner, building the audience for his leadership book and feeding a 60k LinkedIn following.
View case study →How it works
One filming day a month, and as little of your time as we can manage.
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Record
One filming day with three cameras, at your place or a studio. Two episodes is the sweet spot: any more and hosts and guests start to tire. Some people happily do three or four.
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Publish and track
We edit the episodes, cut the clips, make the thumbnails and publish, then report each month on which episodes brought in enquiries.
What it costs
From £1,500 + VAT a monthThat’s two episodes a month, filmed by us at your place or a studio, with the editing, clips, thumbnails, publishing and a monthly report on what each episode brought in. No lock-in: pause, change or cancel.
It runs as our Pro Video Plan, and every price we charge is published on our pricing page.
Video podcast FAQs
How much does video podcast production cost?
With us, from £1,500 + VAT a month for two episodes filmed by us, edited, clipped and published. A studio that charges by the hour is cheaper for a single recording, but you’re buying a room and a recording. A monthly plan is for when you want somebody to own the whole show, including whether it brings in work.
Can you record the podcast at our office?
Yes, and it’s often the best option. Guests come to you, there’s nothing to book, and the setting tells viewers something about your business. We need a reasonably quiet room; we bring everything else.
Do we need a studio?
No. If your office won’t work, we’ll book a studio and run the day. Either way it’s three cameras, proper lighting and proper sound.
How much of our time does it take?
One filming day a month for the host, plus a short planning call before it. We handle guest briefings, the edit, clips, thumbnails and publishing. You approve the episodes and turn up to talk.
Who should we invite on as guests?
The people your buyers would like to hear from: your clients, partners, and respected voices in your industry. A conversation with a happy client is a case study your buyers will actually sit through.
How do we know if the podcast is working?
By enquiries, not downloads. Every episode carries its own tracked link, so each month you see which episodes brought people to your website and which led to calls. Views and subscribers matter, but only as a route to the people who might buy from you.
You’re already having the conversations. Start getting the credit for them.
Book a call and we’ll work out who your show is for, what it should lead to, and what the first two episodes should be.
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