Videography · Podcasts · San Diego
Your podcast deserves to look as good as it sounds.
I’m Eddie Flores, a podcast videographer in San Diego. I film your show with a wide shot and a close-up on every voice, put a mic on each person, and hand back an episode that looks like a real show, plus clips you can post all week.
POINT LOMA · 4:18
Hydrate with Tracy Duhs
Tracy opens the show in her kitchen, then sits down with a neuroscientist and bestselling author to talk about screens, dopamine and getting your brain back.
Three angles, one conversation
Every voice gets its own camera.
A podcast is two people talking, so the edit follows the talk. When the host asks, you see the host. When the guest lands the point, you’re right there on her face. The wide shot keeps the room in the story.
ANGLE 1 · WIDE
The wide
The whole set, both people and the show’s sign. It opens the episode and resets the eye.
ANGLE 2 · HOST
The host
A close-up on Tracy, matched in color to every other angle.
ANGLE 3 · GUEST
The guest
A close-up on the guest, so her best answers land with weight.
Want your show to look like this? See every film
Why it pays off
One recording. A week of content.
Most people find a podcast through a clip, not an episode. Video gives your show a face, and every good answer becomes something you can post.
Sound people stay for
Each voice gets its own mic, and I clean and level the audio so the host and guest sit at the same volume. Nobody reaches for the dial.
Cameras that match
Different cameras see color differently. I match them so a cut from the wide to a close-up feels like one room, and skin looks like skin.
Clips from the same shoot
The best moments get cut into short vertical clips for Instagram, TikTok and Shorts, so one recording feeds your feed for the week.
Got a show, or about to start one? Let’s make it look the part.
Who hires a podcast videographer.
Hosts moving their audio show onto YouTube, coaches and experts who want a show to build trust, and businesses starting a podcast to put a face on the brand. Tracy Duhs hired me to film Hydrate, her wellness show, with a guest who flew in from North Carolina for the episode.
If you’re the host, your job is the conversation. Mine is everything around it: the cameras, the mics, the light and the edit. 15+ years and 1,400+ client shoots taught me how to stay out of the way so people forget they’re being filmed.
What you get with podcast video.
- A planning call: your show, your guest, the set and where the episode will live
- A wide shot plus a close-up camera on each person
- A wireless mic on every voice, cleaned and leveled in the edit
- Color matched across every camera, with true skin tones
- The full episode, edited and ready for YouTube
- Short vertical clips for Instagram, TikTok and Shorts
- An on-location intro or open for the show when you want one
How a podcast shoot goes.
Before
The plan
We talk through the show, the guest and the space. I’ll tell you where the chairs, the light and the cameras should go.
Shoot day
Set up, then disappear
I set the cameras and mics before you sit down, check the sound, and then stay quiet so the conversation can just happen.
Delivery
Episode and clips
You get the full edited episode and a set of clips cut from its best moments, ready to post.
Common questions about podcast video.
How much does a podcast videographer cost in San Diego?
It depends on how many people are on the mic, how long you record and what you want delivered, so there’s no price list on this site. Text me about your show and I’ll give you a straight number with no surprise add-ons.
How many cameras do you use for a podcast?
Usually a wide shot plus a close-up on each person, so for a host and one guest that’s three angles. The edit cuts between them as the conversation moves.
Do you handle the audio too?
Yes. Every voice gets its own wireless mic, and in the edit I clean the sound and level the voices so the host and guest sit at the same volume.
Can you film at our office or home?
Yes. Tracy’s episode was filmed in a home in Point Loma. If you don’t have a set, we’ll plan one on the call: two chairs, a clean background and good light go a long way.
Do you make clips for social media?
Yes. Every episode can include short vertical clips cut from its best moments for Instagram, TikTok and Shorts.
Do you only film podcasts?
No. I also film events, interviews and brand videos, and I’m a photographer too, so a shoot day can cover headshots or photos for the show as well.
Filming an event or an interview instead? See event videography, the brand-message interview, or content, run for you.
Ready to put your show on camera?
Text me the name of your show, how many people are on the mic and where you record. One line is enough. I’ll write back with a couple of questions and we’ll know fast if it’s a fit.
I reply within one business day.