
Krista.ai: Explain the idea, not just the quote
A podcast excerpt intercut with animated diagrams for understanding, reasoning and action. Captions and a consistent teal visual treatment connect the speaker to the explanation.
B2B podcast and interview video editing
FDM edits video podcasts, expert interviews and recorded talks for B2B software, healthcare and finance teams, then cuts them into captioned short clips that make sense without the full episode.
Podcast and interview edits for Krista.ai, SpotDraft and Mega We Care
Finished clips

A podcast excerpt intercut with animated diagrams for understanding, reasoning and action. Captions and a consistent teal visual treatment connect the speaker to the explanation.

A separate interview-led edit from the SpotDraft library. Close framing, clean captions and a branded end card keep the speaker central throughout the vertical cut.

A short featuring Dr. Rasarie Wimalana from the Good Health By Yourself series. An opening clock sequence, lifestyle cutaways and captioned interview footage lead into the course invitation.

A speaker-led podcast excerpt becomes a vertical explanation through captions, model diagrams, supporting images and a branded closing sequence.
What the service covers
Structure, pacing and clean cuts for the long-form conversation, so it holds attention without losing the speaker's meaning.
We look for moments that stand on their own: a clear claim, a useful answer or a story with a point, not just a good soundbite.
Readable captions, a consistent visual treatment and branded openings or end cards, so every clip looks like part of one series.
Diagrams, supporting images and animated emphasis when an idea needs to be seen, as in the Krista.ai podcast cutdowns.
A long-form edit plus vertical cutdowns, delivered for the channels you agree.
For an ongoing show, one review flow and a shared visual system from episode to episode.
Editing the full conversation, choosing the moments that work as standalone clips, captions, branded visuals, motion graphics where an idea needs support, and exports for the channels you use. For a recurring show we keep one visual system and review rhythm across episodes.
It depends on the conversation, not a fixed quota. A focused episode with clear answers produces more usable clips than a loose chat. We review the recording and recommend clips that stand on their own before editing them.
Yes. Webinars, panel recordings and expert interviews follow the same approach: find the useful standalone moments, then give each one context, captions and a clear ending.
Yes. FDM edits doctor-led and expert-led education for Mega We Care. Your experts and reviewers stay responsible for accuracy and claims; we handle structure, editing, captions and visuals.
Agree the outputs per episode, turnaround, review rounds, caption standard, branding and who approves each clip before you start. Our guide lists the terms worth writing down.
No. Remote recordings, video calls and in-person shoots can all work. Separate audio and video tracks for each speaker give the most room in the edit, so record them if your tool allows it.
We quote after looking at a sample episode and agreeing the outputs, because one episode with three clips and a weekly show with ten clips are different jobs. You can start with one episode.