Video podcasts for brands and organizations

At Sparkling, our mission is to make premium video podcast production accessible and affordable for everyone. With our spacious studio located in Montreal’s District Central neighbourhood, we offer a professional, creative environment that’s perfect for bringing your podcast projects to life.

Our video podcast production process

1. Pre-production: We work closely with you to define your specific needs and goals. We provide a comfortable lounge space where your guests and team can prepare and unwind.

2. Filming: Our studio is fully equipped for multi-camera shooting and live editing. Our experienced technicians and videographers guide you through every step, ensuring top-quality results and a stress-free production.

3. Post-production: After the shoot, we send you a link to a virtual drive containing your live-edited video podcast. If you need additional editing, our post-production team is ready to handle every request and fine-tune your content.

Our studio facilities include:

• A rest and lounge area to relax between filming sessions.

• Coffee and snacks to keep your team and guests energized.

• A private dressing room for added comfort and privacy.

• A private bathroom for extra convenience.

• A full makeup area with three stations to get your guests camera-ready.

• A work or dining table for meetings and breaks.

• Reliable Wi-Fi for all your digital needs.

With Sparkling, creating high-quality video podcasts has never been this simple or affordable. Take advantage of our turnkey service to turn your ideas into captivating video content that resonates with your target audience.

Examples of podcasts produced by Sparkling

Discover some of the video podcasts we’ve created for our clients. These examples showcase our expertise in producing high-quality, engaging video content perfectly tailored to each client’s needs.

• L’appui des proches aidants, hosted by Marina Orsini
• Podcast Tiktok Québec with Alexandre Turcotte of Heya
• The Sparkling podcast with David Pieropan and Francis Jetté