LAS VEGAS PODCAST VIDEO PRODUCTION

Yes. Video podcasts are undoubtedly worth it. With over 2 billion people on YouTube, and 33% of weekly podcast listeners using YouTube as their preferred listening platform, starting a video podcast is becoming a no-brainer.

Of course, audio podcasts are critical, and we believe in the power of an audio-only podcast, but the data continues to show that video podcasts are a critical part of your marketing strategy. Let HUSTL Media create a video podcasts that will drive engagement. 

YouTube and Spotify are the two main platforms that currently support video podcasts, and the main places where people are currently going to watch.

Nearly 1 in 3 of Spotify’s US monthly active users watch the video podcast, and 33% of weekly podcast listeners use YouTube.

There are SO many good reasons to start a video podcast in Las Vegas. The number one reason? People are paying attention to video podcasts. Don’t take our word for it, check out these stats.

• 33% of weekly podcast listeners use YouTube to listen to podcasts.
• The number of video podcasters on Spotify has grown 70% from 2023 to 2024.
• 62% of people online in the US use YouTube Daily.
• 250,000. That’s how many video podcasts are on Spotify as of July 2024.
• Nearly 1 in 3 of Spotify’s US monthly active users watch video podcasts

Depending on the venue and accessibility, we need anywhere from 30min to an 1 hour to load in. 

Ideal podcast filming location would be somewhere we have complete control over lighting, sound, and motion. So ideally we’d have space to ourselves, it would be large enough to accommodate talent, client, crew, and gear. Usually the bigger the space the better, but we work with what we have.

This would depend on the venue, then how many people would be in the podcast, how many cameras etc. Ideally, we would be able to scout the location beforehand, get the lay of the land, and get a game plan going. Usually we request anywhere from 2-4 hours. 

As a top Las Vegas video production company that shoots podcasts, we’ve found Sony FX6 to be the ideal camera for filming interviews. However depending the client’s needs, we can film on anything from Red, to Cannon, to Arri and Blackmagic. 

Since podcasts are much more relaxed, usually it’s best to avoid complex patterns and logos, however talent wears whatever they want.  It’s still a good idea to bring options to chose from, depending on the background, lighting, and type of podcast we are filming .

Filming outside is complex due to lighting, sound and weather conditions. Outdoor shoots generally take longer to setup, we need to think of power outlets, noise, and elements in general. On a sunny day it’s fighting with the sun, on a cloudy day it’s having enough light that is consistent. Usually we would want to shoot indoors. 

Ideally, for a 2 person podcast, we would need 3 cameras. 1 Wide angle 2 shot, and then one camera per each person. However you can get away with 1 or two cameras, you just won’t have as much flexibility in post-production to cut to.