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An exec or VIP is coming to town. How do you maximise the visit? Meetings with key partners. A conversation worth capturing. So you book a crew, purchase orders, scope, meetings... Three weeks of diary juggling later, a camera operator and sound recordist spend half the day setting up in a hotel meeting room that wasn't designed for cameras or conversation. You get one, maybe two finished pieces. The edit takes another three weeks. By the time it's published, the moment has p

Rob, below is a clarity pass. I’ve tightened structure and flow while keeping your tone, rhythm and deliberate nuances — including the informal expressions and personality. A few weeks ago, we got it wrong. A show verbally booked Wednesday 10th February. Our producer didn’t spot that Wednesday the 10th doesn’t exist — and neither did the show. So we booked Wednesday the 11th.They booked Tuesday the 10th. The mistake surfaced 24 hours before the recording. It was a six-hour se

Podcasting is booming. Everyone wants to share their voice, stories, and expertise. But here’s the catch: great content alone isn’t enough. The quality of your audio and video can make or break your podcast’s success. That’s where professional studios come in. They offer a game-changing edge that can elevate your podcast from good to unforgettable. Let me walk you through why investing in a professional podcast studio is one of the smartest moves you can make. Whether you’re

The Dean Street Podcast Live Feed One of the slightly odd challenges of running a video podcast studio in London  is this:there isn’t really a recognised term for what we do. “Virtual podcast studio” is the closest description we have, but it’s not something most people have encountered before. It’s not a category that exists in the traditional podcast world, and it’s certainly not one people are used to searching for when looking at London podcast studios . So quite often, t

In a recent episode of The Prof G Podcast  – Office Hours* , released on 26 January 2026  and titled “* Why podcasts are the new TV, careers after 50, and divorce with kids” , Scott Galloway made a clear and data-backed claim: * podcasts are becoming television’s successor — not its sidekick . If you're like me, there's always hype around things people want to promote. However, seeing data is key to making a judgment. It seems to be an economic, demographic, and production-le

A professional-looking video podcast is the result of several elements working together, rather than one specific piece of equipment. When people ask how to film a podcast professionally, they are usually trying to avoid common problems: flat lighting, poor audio, awkward camera angles, or visuals that distract from the conversation. The most important factor remains audio quality. Viewers will tolerate average visuals more than poor sound. Professional podcast studios priori

Virtual podcast studios are real, and they are becoming increasingly common in professional video podcast production. A virtual podcast studio uses green screen and real-time virtual production technology to place presenters and guests into a digital studio environment rather than a physical set. The visual background is created digitally and rendered live, allowing a podcast to appear as though it is recorded in a custom-built studio. The Dean Street Podcast Studio in Soho,

The question “what is the best podcast studio in London?” is increasingly common, but the answer depends on how podcasts are now being produced and consumed. Audio-only podcasts still exist, but many modern shows are designed primarily for video platforms such as YouTube, Spotify video, and social media. These video-first podcasts have different requirements: professional lighting, multiple camera angles, visual consistency across episodes, and a production workflow that supp