Podcast filming, done properly

What you get

One conversation, filmed so you never think about the cameras.

Two people talking, up to 90 minutes, captured from multiple angles with clean sound. You book the venue; everything else arrives with Kevan.

The session

A 60 or 90 minute recording, filmed on multiple cameras so the edit can cut between speakers naturally.

The edit

A finished podcast video up to an hour long, edited and delivered ready to publish.

The raw footage

Every frame from every camera, handed over for your team to cut into social clips.

The sound

Audio recorded separately from the cameras, so voices stay clean even when the room has plans of its own.

The setup

The kit that comes with him.

Canon C200 cinema cameraThe A-camera. Broadcast-grade image, built for long-form recording.
Canon EOS R5 Mark IISecond angle. The same body behind much of Epiphany's brand photography.
Canon EOS R5Third angle and roaming coverage for behind-the-scenes.
Separate audio recordingDedicated microphones per speaker, recorded independently of the cameras.
Lighting, stands and monitoringThe set is built, lit and tested before you walk in.

Canon camera monitor showing the interview subject, with a second cinema rig behind — Two of the angles on a client interview shoot.

The process

Three steps. Your job is the middle one.

Before

A short call about the conversation you want, and a check on the venue so the day holds no surprises.

On the day

Kevan arrives early, builds the set, checks sound and light, and rolls. You talk. That's the whole job.

After

The edit lands with you, along with the raw footage for your social team.

Two cameras in the foreground filming a two-person interview while Kevan directs at the table — Multi-camera coverage on a two-person session.

The work

Sets built in studios, offices and front rooms.

Every venue is different. The standard travels.

Finished podcast frame: host at the microphone on a warm, dark set — A frame from the finished edit of a client podcast.

Kevan directing two speakers at a podcast desk under studio lights — On set for The Mel Lawson Show.

Two people in conversation on a lit interview set built inside an office — A podcast-style set built inside We Are Brave's office.

View past the camera towards two speakers in conversation — Through the B-camera at We Are Brave.

Bright home interior converted into an interview set, subject seated at a large table — A front room turned into an interview set for the day.

Kevan preparing camera equipment beside a teleprompter rig — Building the set before the client arrives.

Kevan rigging a boom arm on a C-stand in a client's office — Rigging overhead coverage on location.

Podcast and interview work filmed for Cliq Accounting, The Mel Lawson Show, We Are Brave and other founder-led businesses.

Kevan laughing with a client, camera in hand

Behind the camera

Kevan Smith

Twelve years filming founders: podcasts, interviews and brand films for B2B businesses. Trained at the London Film Academy.

The cameras are the easy part. The job is making two people forget they're there, so the conversation you publish sounds like the one you actually had.

Pricing

Straightforward numbers.

Half-day filming session

Multi-camera setup, separate audio, the session itself and the full raw footage handover. The exact figure scales with the setup you need.

from £800 +VAT

Editing

The finished podcast video. Where it lands in the range depends on how much post-production you're after.

£100–£300 +VAT

Travel

Flat reimbursement for filming outside Brighton.

£60 +VAT

A note on availability

Filming days are reserved for previous clients.

Epiphany Content's main work is building content systems for founder-led businesses, so one-off production days stay off the menu for new enquiries. For people we've worked with before, the door is open. That's why this page exists.

Ready when you are.

Tell Kevan the date you have in mind and the venue you're thinking of.

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