Top Story Studios

Video podcasts & branded shows

Your expertise.
Your people.
Your show.

Give your audience a reason to pull up a chair—and come back for the next conversation.

Interviews and recurring series, from shaping the format to filming, editing and preparing each episode.

A microphone and headphones ready for a recorded conversation
Good questions. Real perspective.

Make room for
the conversation.

Illustrative studio photo: Jakub Zerdzicki / Pexels

A format with a purpose

What’s the conversation
only you can start?

Your experience, community and point of view are the starting material. Build the show around a question your audience wants answered.

Share what you know

Expert conversations

Put your team’s experience into a useful discussion. Explore a topic, unpack a question and make complex ideas easier to understand.

Introduce the people

Stories behind the work

Invite founders, team members or community voices to share the decisions, experiences and purpose behind what they do.

Keep the conversation going

A recurring point of view

Give members, customers or colleagues a familiar place to hear your perspective on what’s happening in your field.

Give each recording a longer life

The full conversation.
The moments that travel.

Plan how an episode will reach people before it’s recorded. The full show can live on your website or video channel, with shorter moments introducing it elsewhere.

The starting point

A conversation
worth sharing.

  1. 01

    The episode

    A complete, edited video with a consistent opening, pacing and show identity.

  2. 02

    The standout moments

    Short, captioned clips that give a useful idea room to stand on its own.

  3. 03

    The invitation to watch

    A thumbnail, episode introduction or newsletter feature that brings people to the show.

Episode length, release schedule, clip count and supporting materials are defined in your production plan.

Antwan Williams being interviewed for Habitat’s Executive Build filmWatch the interview1:29
Habitat for Humanity Seminole–Apopka / Executive Build: Antwan Williams

From our interview work

Good stories start
with listening.

In this short film for Habitat for Humanity Seminole–Apopka, Antwan Williams talks about Executive Build, with footage from the build bringing the conversation into context.

That attention to the person, the question and the story also shapes how we approach a recurring show.

Explore our video work

From an idea to a repeatable show

Find the rhythm.
Make it your own.

Start with a single episode or discuss a recurring series. A clear format and production plan help everyone know what comes next.

  1. 01

    Develop the show.

    Choose the audience, premise, host, visual style and a format that fits the conversation.

  2. 02

    Prepare the people.

    Plan topics and questions, brief guests and work through the recording schedule.

  3. 03

    Record & shape.

    Capture the conversation, then edit for clarity, flow and a consistent identity.

  4. 04

    Review & release.

    Approve the episode and prepare the agreed clips, captions and supporting materials.

Let’s make it happen

What would your
show be about?

Bring Jamie your idea, your audience and the people you’d like to hear from. We’ll help shape the first conversation.

Start a conversation