Looking to build your own podcast studio? Using this guide, we’ll explore the four main departments you need to succeed - camera, lighting, sound, and set design.

Have you ever been with someone who was really bad at making direct eye contact? How did you feel? Disconnected? Well as it turns out, this simple camera placement decision for your video podcast could be giving your audience the same effect. In this post, we discuss the importance of visual language to create connection to your audience.

The data is clear that more and more people are connecting with podcasts, but why? In this post, we explore the nature of this medium and how it allows for profound, in-depth, and vulnerable conversations, with more truth and more humanity than many other forms of media.

From talk shows, to therapist offices, to the favorite chair in your living room, to the best log that the cavemen sat on, seating is important. Chairs can give us comfort, support, coziness, or even authority. Some chairs make us relax and invite us to sink into conversation. That’s why at Podhead Studios, we’re focused on choosing the right seating for our shows.

When we were approached to create video to raise awareness for idiopathic hypersomnia, we were given the directive and creative freedom to truly think outside of the box. Our given goal was to communicate, portray, and truly understand the feeling and truth of living with IH (Idiopathic Hypersomnia). It was up to us to learn and connect with people in this community before we ever set pen to paper, camera to subject, or pixel to hard-drive.