Learn simple, practical workflows for producing video podcasts faster by making better choices during recording. This session focuses on easy-to-apply techniques that reduce post-production time without requiring advanced technical knowledge or expensive gear. Many video podcasters and producers jump straight into editing without realizing how much time could be saved by setting things up differently at the start. After years of designing high-end studios, Ryan Grams found that the biggest wins often come from basic production decisions made during recording. This session breaks down those ideas into beginner-friendly, real-world workflows anyone can use. Using accessible tools like the Blackmagic Design ATEM Mini and finishing in tools such as DaVinci Resolve or Adobe Premiere Pro, attendees will see how a little planning upfront can dramatically simplify editing and speed up publishing.

Key Learnings

How small production choices during recording can save hours in post

Simple ways to make editorial decisions while recording instead of fixing them later

Easy techniques for managing multi-camera video podcasts without complex setups

How to record long-form video podcasts that are easier to turn into short clips

Why these beginner-friendly workflows still scale as productions grow

Technical Level

Beginner to Intermediate

No advanced production or live-switching experience required. A basic understanding of cameras or editing software is helpful but not necessary.

Audience

New and aspiring video podcasters

Content creators recording podcasts for themselves or clients

Podcast producers and editors who want post-production to feel less like cleanup duty

Solo creators and small teams who want to work faster without added complexity

Anyone overwhelmed by podcast post-production and looking for a clearer starting point