Podcasts and Vodcasts
Record somewhere worth watching
A podcast set that doesn't look like a podcast set. A sound-treated suite, a cyclorama film studio, a room full of daylight... then a crew who turn the day into a show worth sharing. In Crows Nest, or wherever you are.
Why Podcast Here
A mic, a booth
and a whole crew.
Most podcast spaces are a table, a mic and a grey wall. Ours aren't. You record in rooms with texture, daylight and a bit of a point of view, then decide exactly how far to take it.
Behind the door is a full crew. Directors, editors, camera operators, stills, animators, designers and stylists. Use as much of it as you need. Either way you make the most of your recording days and build a look, a sound and a voice that stays consistent across every episode.
The rooms
Four rooms built for podcasting, part of seven spaces across the Citadel. Pick the one that fits the show... or we bring the kit to you.
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Edit C / Podcast C
Acoustically treated, four around the table. Shure SM7Bs and a RodeCaster Pro II already rigged. You bring the conversation.
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Studio C
Cyclorama, lighting grid and sound curtains. Light it and dress it however your brand wants to look on camera.
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Office C
Room for clients, panels, crew and a breakout. Corporate content that doesn't look like a boardroom webinar.
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Loft C
Natural light all day. For food, fashion, health and wellbeing brands who want the shoot to feel like the brand.
How it works
Planning through to publishing. Take the whole process, or just the step you need.
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Planning
Refine the vision, set the strategy, pick the right format.
02
Brand design
Custom sound, artwork and animation that give the show its own identity.
03
Recording
In our studios or on location. The where and when is up to you.
04
Editing
The part that makes or breaks it. Grade, sound, motion, captions.
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Publishing
Channel setup, distribution, and a rollout plan to get it seen.
Pricing
Every show is different. These are the starting points. The honest way to scope it is a conversation.
Record per episode
Standard
$750
/ episode
Sound-treated studio. 3× 4K cameras and operator, 3× SM7B, same-day RAW. Up to three episodes a day.
Custom
$1,050
/ episode
Sound-treated studio. 3× 4K cameras and operator, 3× SM7B, same-day RAW. Up to three episodes a day.
EVERYTHING AROUND IT
Planning & strategy
Themes, look and feel, rollout strategy, agreed budget.
From A$8,125
The edit
Full cut, grade, mix, captions. Add-ons: socials from $750 / 3, screening from $750, captioning from $1,500.
From A$2,400
Brand design & animation
Tiles, motion, lower thirds, intro and outro, music and SFX.
From A$750 / ep
Publishing
Channel creation, distribution, amplification.
Custom
Shows we’ve made
Common questions
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Recording starts at $750 an episode in a standard studio, and the edit starts at another $750, so a finished, ready-to-post episode begins around $1,500. Move to a custom space or on location and recording starts at $1,050. Planning and brand design are separate one-offs, only if you want them. The honest answer is that it depends on the show, so the number we give you after a quick chat is the real one.
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No. Standard recording from $750 an episode is the simplest way in: you get the studio, three 4K cameras and an operator, the mics, and a same-day RAW file to do what you like with. Add the edit, the branding or the social clips whenever you're ready, not before.
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Yes. We bring the kit to you as part of the custom recording option. It's the same crew and the same cameras, just in your space rather than ours. Worth a quick call first so we can check the room for sound and light before the day.
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Up to three, filmed and recorded, in a single day. Batching like this is the trick to a consistent show. You block one day, walk out with three episodes, and keep the look and sound identical across all of them.
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Yes, and it's where a lot of the value is. Social clips start at $750 for three, cut from the episode and shaped to your show's look for Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. Clean and conversational, high-energy, or something more cinematic, whichever suits the moment.
Start a project
Thinking about starting a show?
Tell us what you want to make and who it's for. We'll work out the rest.