Filmed podcast
A single episode or recurring show with production sound, multi-camera coverage and finished audio and video versions.
Los Angeles / Podcast, music and audio
Sound people will stay for.
Picture worth watching.
Third Space produces filmed podcasts, live music sessions and audio-led broadcasts as one system. Microphones, room sound, monitoring, live mix, multitrack recording, cameras and post-production are planned together so the conversation or performance remains the center of the work.
What you can book
Four useful starting points.
Live music session
A performance-first capture with live monitoring, broadcast mix, multitrack recording and directed cameras.
Live audio production
A dependable mix for a stream or hybrid event, with active monitoring of what the remote audience actually receives.
Audio and clip package
An edit plan that turns the full session into useful excerpts without losing context or sound quality.
The approach
If the sound fails,
the picture cannot rescue it.
Viewers tolerate a simple camera longer than unintelligible dialogue, distorted music or drifting sync. We design the full path from performer and room to mix, recording, platform and final listener.
What we bring together
A practical scope.
Clear ownership.
Room and microphone plan
Choose placement and pickup patterns around the voices, instruments, movement and visual composition.
Monitoring and communication
Give performers, host, guests and crew the monitoring and talkback they need to stay comfortable and on cue.
Live and broadcast mix
Build separate priorities for the room, performers, recording and remote audience when the production requires them.
Multitrack recording
Capture useful isolated sources for repair, remixing, music release or a more controlled post-production finish.
Multi-camera video
Direct coverage around the person speaking or making the sound rather than cutting simply because another angle exists.
Post and delivery
Edit dialogue or performance, mix, master, synchronize picture and prepare full episodes, clips and platform files.
Who it is for
A strong fit when the audio is the reason people are watching.
The show combines live music, conversation and audience interaction.
The host should focus on the guest instead of operating the recording system.
A stream needs both an in-room mix and a separate broadcast mix.
The production needs clean multitracks for later editing or release.
Audio and video versions must feel like the same finished show.
Typical deliverables
Separate the live mix, the recording and the final release.
The right recording plan depends on what happens after the session. A livestream, podcast feed, music release and short-form clip each impose different requirements on loudness, edits, clearances and source capture.
- Microphone, input and monitoring plan
- Live room and broadcast mixing when required
- Multitrack and program recordings
- Synchronized multi-camera capture
- Edited and mixed audio or video masters
- Clips, captions and platform versions when scoped
Useful starting points
Podcast and audio production FAQ
Can you record a podcast with video and audio versions?
Yes. We plan the framing, microphones, edit and delivery so the filmed episode and audio-only version both feel intentional.
Can you record a live band or DJ performance?
Yes. The scope is built around the lineup, inputs, monitoring, room level, broadcast destination, recording needs and whether an audience is present.
Do you provide a separate broadcast mix?
When the project needs it, yes. What sounds right in the room is often different from what a remote listener needs, so those mixes should not be treated as interchangeable.
Can the multitracks be delivered for another mixer?
Yes, when included in the scope. We will define file format, sample rate, organization and any rough or reference mix before handoff.
Start with what the audience must hear