Recent work
Nine clips cut from three full-length shows, each one opening on its strongest line. Tap any clip to play it with sound.
Blocks Podcast with Neal Brennan
Guest: Craig FergusonFrom "Craig Ferguson: The TRUTH about Late Night" by Neal Brennan (Blocks Podcast), youtube.com/watch?v=wBoEsrpnPHA. Used under CC BY. Edited by Pickup Shot Studios; not affiliated with or endorsed by the show.
Daniel Barada
Solo episode on focusFrom "1,000 hours of focus advice in 28 minutes (science backed)" by Daniel Barada, youtube.com/watch?v=CHMSbPpKVoQ. Used under CC BY. Edited by Pickup Shot Studios; not affiliated with or endorsed by Daniel Barada.
Ryan Pineda with Russell Brunson
Two-camera interviewFrom "Russell Brunson: I Replaced 250 Employees With One AI" by Ryan Pineda, youtube.com/watch?v=nDf8U_xDJsY. Used under CC BY. Edited by Pickup Shot Studios; not affiliated with or endorsed by Ryan Pineda or Russell Brunson.
How it works
Nothing new to record and no software to learn. We work from what you already publish.
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Send an episode
A link to the episode, sermon or talk you already posted. That's all we need.
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Get your clips
Within 3 business days you get vertical clips with captions, plus a title and post caption for each one.
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Post them
Download the files and post them wherever your audience is. They're yours to use however you like.
- Moments chosen by a person, not by software
- Captions built for watching with the sound off
- Leveled audio and a clean vertical frame
- One round of changes on every batch
From $125
for 3 finished clips from one episode, with no commitment.
Who's behind it
Pickup Shot Studios is Sam Goddard. I've spent about 15 years as a camera technician on productions in Los Angeles, which mostly means a lot of time watching what makes a shot hold attention and what makes people look away.
I started Pickup Shot because good episodes are full of moments that never get seen outside the full recording. I pick those moments by hand, cut them so they open strong, and send them back ready to post.
Want to see clips from your own show?
Send a link to a recent episode and we'll tell you what we'd cut from it.