Podcast clip editing for Australian hosts and shows: episodes recorded anywhere, cut into 20 captioned vertical clips a month for a flat $999.
Plenty of Australian podcasts are made across distances: the host in Sydney, a guest in Perth, an editor somewhere else again. The recording tools already assume nobody is in the same room. Clip editing can work the same way, so the post-production does not need to wait for a person to be in the right city.
20CLIPS turns each episode into clips for Instagram Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts. The editor listens to the recording, picks the strongest moments, tightens the speech, frames the speakers for portrait and adds captions, pacing and basic motion graphics. The fee is $999 a month, charged in US dollars, for 20 videos at around $50 each. Every clip has 2 revisions and nothing locks you in.
Everything runs through a shared folder. See the pricing page for the full list of inclusions, and podcast video editing for the wider service.
Hosts who interview founders and practitioners get clear, quotable answers that work as clips.
Stories and tips from guests suit short vertical video, especially with strong captions.
Plain-spoken expertise travels well when it is cut down to one idea. Video editing for brands describes how branded shows use it.
A single exchange makes a complete clip if the set-up is kept.
A show run on the side gets a regular clip supply without a producer.
Every plan includes the same complete monthly system.
Five parts of the work.
A clip should make sense without the episode around it, so the editor listens through the whole recording instead of searching a transcript.
False starts and long pauses go, but the speaker's natural rhythm stays. That is what makes it feel like a clip and not an excerpt.
Wide shots with two or three people become portrait clips that cut between them and keep the person speaking in view.
Accurate, timed captions that are easy to read on a phone.
One caption style and palette across clips from different episodes.
Start with a 30-minute call about the show: how many episodes you record, who listens and what you want clips to do. You agree the delivery schedule there.
Then share your logo, fonts, colours and a few clips you like, and upload each episode as it is recorded. Video gives the best clips, and audio-only shows can use simple visuals with strong captions. Clips come back for review with 2 revisions each, and you can mark timestamps you want.
Approved clips are finished files for you to post. For more on the method, read how to turn a podcast into short-form content.
If guests join remotely, ask them to record their own side locally as well. Cleaner audio and picture make better clips, and the editor can use whichever track is stronger.
Cutting your own clips is fine for a handful, but twenty a month alongside recording and promotion is a lot to ask of a host. A producer on the payroll brings wages, on-costs and equipment, which is more than a clip workload of this size needs. A freelancer per episode can help, though each episode needs a new brief.
A monthly package is one fee and one method. See what podcast clip editing costs in Australia and how to hire podcast clip editing in Australia.
A planning illustration, not a forecast of downloads.
Call, show assets and the latest episode. Approve the caption and layout style.
Send the next episode and mark any moments you want.
Send an older episode that holds up and use revisions on near-misses.
Upload the final recording and use the remaining clips.
Editing is remote, so a studio in Sydney and a home setup in a regional town follow the same process. The Sydney page and the Melbourne page describe city use, and the Australia hub lists every service.
Clips can also go through YouTube Shorts editing and TikTok editing on the same plan. To decide how many to post, see how many short-form videos to post each week.
Three examples; more are on the work page.
Podcast interview clip: A guest in a warm studio with a caption that sets up a story, the template for clips from an interview episode.
Podcast highlight moment: A host on a purple set, framed and captioned for portrait, which suits solo or two-person shows.
Venue event feature: A short captioned piece in low light, showing how mood and one line can make a teaser from very little.
Three more pages cover podcast clip editing for Australia: what podcast clip editing costs in Australia, how to hire podcast clip editing in Australia and podcast clip editing examples for Australia. City pages exist for Sydney and Melbourne.
Guides worth reading if you are in Australia: How to turn a podcast into short-form content, How many short-form videos should you post per week? and What does a short-form video editor do?. Every service available to you is listed on the Australia hub, and the Podcast Video Editing page covers the service worldwide.
Other services you can run on the same monthly plan in Australia: short-form video editing, Instagram Reels editing, TikTok video editing, YouTube Shorts editing, UGC video editing and monthly video editing package.
Podcast clip editing in Australia also suits video editing for creators, video editing for brands and video editing for agencies, and the catalogue shows more edits by niche.
Raw video, or audio plus video, both work. Higher quality gives stronger clips.
It depends on length and content, but often several of your 20.
Yes, with simple visuals and strong captions, though video makes more engaging clips.
The editor identifies strong moments, and you can flag timestamps you want included.
Yes. The package formats for all three.
No. It is $999 a month in US dollars.
The first call is where the delivery pace gets fixed, based on how many episodes you record each month.
Yes. Send logo, fonts, colours and example clips.
Two per clip.
Yes. There is no long-term commitment.
20 short-form videos every month. $999/month.
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