Multicam podcast editing for shows that publish on video: the full episode switched between every camera, and captioned clips for Shorts, Reels and TikTok cut from the same recording.
Mark Studios is a podcast video editing service run by Mark Santos, who edits each show himself. Send the camera files and the separate audio from a recording, and you get back the full 16:9 episode switched to whoever is talking, plus captioned 9:16 clips for Shorts, Reels and TikTok. Standard turnaround is 5–7 business days, with rush available. To start, price the episode in the instant quote; if you post clips every week, a monthly plan covers them.
Every camera synced to the audio and switched to whoever is speaking
Wide shots and reaction cutaways, so a long answer doesn't sit on one angle
Each microphone cleaned and leveled, so every voice sits at the same volume
The full episode in 16:9 for YouTube and Spotify; clips in 9:16 for Shorts, Reels and TikTok
A clip set from every episode, chosen by a person (many shows run 5–10)
Word-by-word captions on every clip, and subtitles for the full episode when you want them
Your show package: intro, outro and guest name lower thirds
Screen-shares, images and b-roll when a guest mentions something on camera
Episode thumbnails and a cover frame for each clipMore podcast edits live on our portfolio.
Share one folder per episode: each camera's original file, each microphone's track (or the recorder's multitrack export) and any remote guest's own recording. Three cameras on an hour-long show can run to tens of gigabytes each, so a drive link works better than an upload form. Topic notes or timestamps help but aren't required.
The episode is priced up front from its length, the number of cameras and how many clips you want. You approve a fixed price before the edit starts, and nothing is billed by the hour. For market rates per episode, see what podcast editing costs in 2026.
Every angle is lined up against the audio track, the dead air at the top and tail comes out, the cut follows the person talking and each voice is leveled. The clips are cut from that same timeline, and you review the episode and the clips in one link.
Podcast notes tend to be concrete: drop the story a guest asked to pull, stay off the angle where the host is checking a phone, use a different moment for clip four. Pin each one to its timestamp in the review tool; 3 rounds are included and each comes back in 24–72 hours.
You get the episode as a 16:9 MP4, the clips as 1080×1920 MP4s with captions placed clear of each app's buttons, the thumbnails and any SRT file you ordered. Standard turnaround is 5–7 business days with rush available.
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Every sample above is a published conversation edited for video: Ask Eric Live, Jetcast's sports talk, The Harvest Podcast, City of Dreams, Southern Kings and 401k Millionaires from Cry Financial. Watch one before you brief and you'll see how angles, captions and pacing hold up across a long talk.
Automatic podcast editors can sync, switch and caption, but they rank moments by what's inside the clip. Mark watches for what's around it: the setup that makes a line land, the guest answer your listeners will send to a friend, the remark that sounds wrong out of context and shouldn't be posted.
Mark has edited for his own YouTube channel since 2011 and grew it past 200K subscribers, so the parts of a podcast that live on YouTube (the thumbnail, the opening minute, the clips) get as much care as the audio. You deal with him directly, episode after episode.
“Worked together several times to develop videos for YouTube. Will continue to do so because of the great work and professionalism.”
joshuawillett · Fiverr reviewA full episode gets a fixed price from the instant quote, because it depends on the episode length, the number of cameras and how many clips you want. If you post clips every week, monthly plans start at $750 a month, and Scale ($2,700) includes 24 Shorts a month (markstudios.com/pricing).
For the mechanical half, it helps: automatic podcast editors transcribe, switch cameras by audio level and caption clips in minutes. Judgment is where they fall short. Switching on volume alone can cut to a cough or miss a listener's reaction, and auto-clippers often drop the setup a punchline needs. If you post rarely and good enough is fine, automation works; if the show carries your name, have a person make the calls. More in AI clippers vs a human editor.
Yes. Mark Studios edits both, so the episode, its clips and the channel's other uploads can share one caption style, one set of fonts and one thumbnail look. Price each in the instant quote, or ask for a regular schedule of both to be quoted together. For the channel side, see YouTube video editing.
Each camera's original file, each microphone's audio track (or the recorder's multitrack export), any remote guest's local recording, your logo and fonts, and one past episode whose look you like. Name files by camera and keep one folder per episode. A clap or a count-in at the start makes syncing faster when cameras and audio were recorded separately, but it isn't required.
Standard turnaround is 5–7 business days from the moment the files and brief are in, for the episode and its clips together. Rush delivery can be added at checkout when a release date is close. For a weekly show, sending each recording soon after it's filmed keeps every episode a week or more ahead of its release slot.
It depends on how often you post. Many podcast clients run 5–10 clips per weekly episode, enough for one a day without padding. Each clip has to stand alone, hook fast, hold one idea and sound clean, and an episode that can't fill the count honestly gets fewer. How many clips per podcast episode walks through the math.
Yes. Send each person's local recording if the platform made one, plus the call recording as a backup. Guests can be laid out side by side, switched like in-room cameras, or both, and each voice is leveled so a guest on a laptop microphone doesn't sit far below a host in a treated room.
Yes. Agencies and networks running several shows can send each one under its own style sheet: its own intro, caption style and thumbnail template. The work can be delivered without Mark Studios branding for you to pass on, under an NDA by default. See white-label video editing for how that arrangement works.
Yes, in South Florida. Mark Studios films on location in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties, quoted per shoot, and travels to film elsewhere with travel quoted per trip. Shows anywhere can also record themselves and send the files; the editing is the same either way.
Tell us how the show is recorded (cameras, microphones, remote guests) and how often it comes out. Mark scopes the episode and its clips, usually within 1 business day.
Long recordings are common: 54 of the 466 video lengths buyers named in a first message (11.6%) ran over an hour, and podcast edits came up in 18 of 698 first messages (what buyers ask before hiring a video editor).
Not a fit if you only publish an audio feed. An audio-only editor costs less than a full video edit of every episode.
Prefer to talk first? Book a free 15-minute call with Mark.
