Audio podcast
Voice recording with proper microphones, level control, and a calm studio setting. A good fit for talk episodes, expert discussions, and corporate projects.
OKVideo.Pro Studio · Moscow
Studio for podcasts and interviews
The OKVideo.Pro podcast studio in Moscow: recording a podcast, interview, or video podcast with lighting, cameras, microphones, and technical support - the host and guests talk instead of adjusting the equipment.
A good fit for audio and video podcasts, interview recordings, expert conversations, a corporate podcast, and episodes for YouTube, VK, or a company website.
1 minute from the metro
sound and video
from 2 hours
Formats
Which formats you can record
Video podcast
A format where both sound and picture matter: host, guest, wide shot, close-ups, lighting, background, and video recording.
Interview
Recording an interview with an expert, executive, client, or guest - on one camera or several, with a focus on sound and material that is easy to edit.
Conversation between two experts
A convenient format for companies, educational projects, and experts: two participants, solid sound, a clear picture, and a recording for later use.
Episode for YouTube
A multi-camera recording with quality sound and material that is then easy to edit and publish.
Corporate podcast
A format for internal communication, HR, training, expert content, or a series of episodes from a company.
What's included
What podcast recording includes
- ✓studio preparation;
- ✓seating the host and guests in frame;
- ✓cameras for the video format;
- ✓studio lighting and microphones;
- ✓sound and video recording.
- ✓level and technical parameter control;
- ✓help before the recording starts;
- ✓delivery of the recording after the shoot.
If you need a simple audio format, we focus on the sound. For a video podcast, we additionally plan the lighting, cameras, wide shot, close-ups, and later editing.
Sound
Sound matters more than picture
In a podcast, viewers can forgive a simple picture, but poor sound quickly becomes tiring. Uneven volume, noise, echo, and an overloaded voice make even an interesting conversation hard to follow.
That is why podcast recording depends on microphones, correct guest seating, level control, distance to the microphone, and no extra noise. Good sound makes an episode calmer, more polished, and more pleasant to listen to.
Cameras
How many cameras you need for a podcast
1 camera
Suitable for a simple video format with one host or a static wide shot. The most compact option.
2 cameras
Convenient for interviews: the host and guest separately. You can switch shots and avoid keeping the whole episode on a single wide shot.
3 cameras
The classic choice for a video podcast: a wide shot plus separate shots of the participants. The episode looks more dynamic and is easier to edit.
4 cameras and more
If there are several guests, the edit is more complex, or the episode needs to look like a full studio show.
Camera, phone, or studio filming
A short clip can be shot on a phone - for some tasks that is enough. But a podcast or interview is usually recorded over a long time: it matters that the camera does not overheat, the sound stays stable, the lighting does not change, and the material is easy to process.
Studio filming gives you more control: you can choose the shot, set up the lighting, record proper sound, use several cameras, and get material that does not look like a random call recording.
Camera operator and technical support
If the format is simple, some tasks can be prepared in advance. But when a recording has several guests, several cameras, or needs sound monitoring, a camera operator and a technical specialist greatly simplify the process.
They handle the picture, sound, recording, switching, and the technical details that usually go unnoticed by viewers but strongly affect the result.
Preparation
How to prepare for a podcast recording
- ✓decide on the episode topic and prepare a conversation outline;
- ✓agree on the duration and brief the guests on the format;
- ✓choose clothing without fine stripes or bright glare;
- ✓arrive a little early, turn off notifications, and bring water.
A podcast should not sound like reading from a script. It is better to prepare talking points and questions but keep the conversation lively.
Pricing
Budget guidelines
A basic podcast or interview format starts from RUB 8,000 for 2 hours. We calculate the exact amount based on the task.
Podcast or interview
A basic studio recording with cameras, lighting, and microphones
- 2 hours in the studio
- studio sound
- video recording to fit the format
Extended format
If you need several cameras, editing, a series of episodes, or additional guests
- several cameras and shots
- extended lighting setup
- editing and design on request
- a podcast series in one style
FAQ
Common questions about podcast recording
Can you record a video podcast?
Yes. You can record a video podcast with one, two, three, or more cameras. The setup depends on the number of participants and the result you want.
How many cameras do you need for a podcast?
A simple format may need just one camera. Interviews are usually comfortable with two cameras. For a dynamic video podcast, three cameras are most common.
What microphones do you use?
The microphone is chosen to fit the format. For a podcast, a close, clean voice, a stable level, and no extra noise matter most.
Can I bring a guest?
Yes. The studio is suitable for recording with one or several guests. It is best to let us know the number of participants in advance.
Can you record audio only?
Yes. If video is not needed, you can make an audio recording of a podcast or interview.
Can I get the source files?
Yes. It is best to agree on the delivery format in advance: source files, a finished recording, separate tracks, or material for editing.
Can you record a series of episodes?
Yes. For a podcast series, you can plan several recordings in advance and keep a single visual style.
Planning a podcast or interview?
Tell us the number of guests, the duration, and whether you need a video podcast. We will suggest the best recording setup, the number of cameras, and a price guideline.