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.
- Every clip reviewed and approved by a person before it's sent
- 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 was founded by Sam Goddard, a creator with more than 15 years of experience in the Los Angeles production industry. Years on set and in the edit bay come down to one lesson: the first few seconds decide whether anyone keeps watching.
That lesson is what Pickup Shot is built on. You send us an episode, sermon or talk you've already recorded, and we find the moments your audience will love. We cut each one to grab attention and hold it, then send you back vertical clips with captions, 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.
Or email [email protected] from your own inbox.