Conversation shows
Two or more hosts talking it through, week after week.
Video podcast & YouTube editing
TV-grade editing for the podcast you publish every week.
Finished episodes from a professional TV editor who has worked on prime-time Israeli shows including Big Brother (Israel), Game of Chefs and Rising Star, and was chief video editor on Guy Zohar, a daily current-affairs show. Send one episode and get a free 3–5 minute sample, cut from your own show.
Free and no commitment. You keep the edited clip either way.
TV credits
- Rising Star The Next Star to Eurovision · now editing
- Big Brother Israel
- Game of Chefs Israel
- Guy Zohar Daily current affairs · chief video editor, 2020–2022
- Ma SheTagidu
- HaPlilistiyot
Who edits your show
One TV editor. Your show, every week.
I’m Niv Goldner, a television editor. I edit prime-time Israeli shows: I’m currently editing Rising Star (The Next Star to Eurovision), and I’ve edited Big Brother (Israel) and Game of Chefs, as well as Ma SheTagidu and HaPlilistiyot. From 2020 to 2022 I was chief video editor on Guy Zohar, a daily current-affairs show.
Now I bring the same work to video podcasts and YouTube channels: pacing, sound and story, handled by the person whose name is on the studio.
- Chief video editor
- The Guy Zohar show · April 2020 – March 2022
- Freelance TV editor
- Since 2022
- Now
- Airdate Studio: video podcasts & YouTube
Who it’s for
Built for recurring, formatted shows.
Podcasts that publish on a regular schedule and are filmed on video, for YouTube and every other platform you post to.
Interview shows
A host and a guest, with a format the audience already knows.
Panel shows
Several voices and cameras, cut so the viewer always follows who’s talking.
I learn your format once: the open, graphics and pacing, plus the caption style if you add captions. From then on every episode looks like your show, without explaining it again.
What you get
A finished episode, ready to upload.
Every episode
Up to 60 minutes
- Multicam edit
- Audio cleanup
- Basic color
- Your own intro and outro
- YouTube chapters
With clips
Added to the episode + clips packages
- 3 vertical clips per episode
- 30–60 seconds each
- Cut from the same episode, in your show’s style
Captions available as a paid add-on.
How it works
Start with a sample. Settle into a weekly rhythm.
01
Send one episode
Share the original camera files (and a separate audio file if you have one) through Drive, WeTransfer or similar, and tell me which part to cut.
02
Get your free sample
A 3–5 minute edited segment from your own episode, free and with no commitment. You see your show edited before you decide anything. It usually comes back within 3 business days.
03
Go weekly
On a monthly plan your episodes come back on a fixed day each week, in the format we set together.
Every episode follows the same process
- UploadYour camera files and audio.
- Rough cutCamera switching and pause removal, prepared with a smart editing tool.
- Niv’s finishI go through everything by hand: pacing, sound, color, open and close.
- ReviewYou get a viewing link and send your notes.
- DeliveryFinal files, ready to upload.
See it before you decide.
Send me one of your episodes. I’ll edit a 3–5 minute segment from it, free and with no commitment, so you can see how your own show looks edited. You’ll usually have it within 3 business days.
Pricing
Simple per-episode and monthly pricing.
Every episode is up to 60 minutes. Monthly plans cost less than buying four single episodes.
Edited episode
$175
per episode
- Everything in “Every episode”
- 1 revision round
- Delivered within 4 business days
Episode + 3 clips
$300
per episode
- Edited episode
- 3 vertical clips
- 2 revision rounds
- Delivered within 4 business days
4 episodes
$640
per month
- 4 edited episodes
- A fixed day each week
- 2 revision rounds per episode
- Delivered within 3 business days
4 episodes + clips
$1,080
per month
- 4 edited episodes
- 3 vertical clips per episode
- A fixed day each week
- 2 revision rounds per episode
- Delivered within 3 business days
Extras
- Extra clip$50 · 5 for $190
- Full-episode captions (SRT)$50
- Captions on clipsPaid add-on
- Each minute over 60$2.50
Good to know
Prices in US dollars, before VAT or sales tax where applicable.
Based in Israel? See prices in ₪ on the Hebrew page.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What do I need to send?
The original camera files and, if you have one, a separate audio file.
What is a revision round?
One list of notes on the cut. I make the changes and send it back. The edited episode includes one round; the clips packages and the monthly plans include two.
Who owns the rights?
You do. The footage and the final edit are yours. I’ll only use the work as an example with your permission.
What about music?
Licensed music only. Either you provide it, or I suggest tracks from a licensed library for your approval.
My episodes run longer than 60 minutes.
No problem. Each minute over 60 is $2.50.
Do you edit English-language shows?
Yes, by arrangement. Tell me about your show’s language and format when you get in touch, and we’ll agree on the details before the first episode.
Is the editing automated?
No. A smart editing tool prepares the rough cut (camera switching and removing pauses). Then I go through the whole episode by hand: pacing, sound, color, the open and the close. What you receive is a finished episode from a TV editor.
Contact
Tell me about your show.
Send a link to your show and one episode you’d like as a sample. Email or WhatsApp me, or use the form.
hello@airdatestudio.com