Brief & planning
Your project manager structures the breakdown with you: chapters, modules, session planning.
Course editing
Your expertise, as a high-end course.
Structured modules, consistent branding, a pace that holds attention. From filming to finished product.
What's included
A process built for volume.
Module breakdown
Every lesson becomes a clean, named, organized file. Ready for your platform.
Multicam + cuts
2 to 4 cameras, a steady pace: your students stay focused to the end.
Titles & chaptering
Section titles, transitions, visual reminders: navigation stays clear across modules.
Slides & media inserts
Your materials embedded into the edit, synced with your delivery.
Subtitles
For accessibility and reading comfort, on all your modules.
Platform-ready exports
Kajabi, Podia, Teachable or your internal LMS: the right formats on delivery.
Volume production
Up to 120 hours filmed and edited in 2 months. We keep the pace, you keep the program.
How it works
Simple, fast, frictionless.
01
Brief
Goals, module structure, session planning: everything set upfront.
02
Shoot with live rough cut
Your modules are assembled while you film. Zero time lost between sessions.
03
First version within 72h
The first version of your modules arrives within 3 business days.
04
Review
You annotate, we adjust. 3 revision rounds included.
05
Final export
Files organized by module, in your platform's formats. Ready to upload.
Pricing
Every course is unique. So is your quote.
On quoteanswer within 24h after your brief
- Multicam and live rough cut
- Slide inserts
- Exports by module
- Price depends on volume, branding level and deadlines
They lived it
Clients shifting into a higher gear.
★★★★★
“First time in a studio and I don't regret choosing Recordia. On top of the studios being amazing, the team is fantastic and very responsive. I clearly recommend.”
★★★★★
“The team welcomed me really well. I asked for a specific setup for the shoot and it was done exactly as I wanted. A very smooth experience, and the quality of the rushes is excellent.”