Most recorded content
never ships.
Raw files don’t build pipeline. Published content does.
That’s the gap I close, for cybersecurity and B2B tech brands.
Results people are willing to put their name on.
What happens when your content actually ships — from the people it happened to.
“Dhiraj is doing a stellar job editing the Black Hat MEA podcast series The Black Hat Files. He has a great instinct for finding the right moments to highlight and is a natural when it comes to creating the right mood and pace.”
“The hero behind The Runway Ventures podcasts. Every episode, we keep iterating, keep trying new stuff, keep getting better. Super excited to know we're getting there to become the go-to startup podcast for founders to learn from.”
“The workflow shift was instant. With Dhiraj handling the post-production, the process is effortless. I finally enjoy creating again without the technical grind.”
Two ways to work together.
Whether you have an ongoing show or a hard drive full of conference recordings, both end with content your buyers actually see.
You record. I handle everything after: editing, short-form clips, show notes, thumbnails, packaging. Your show ships consistently without you managing a single file.
- → Full episode editing & mastering
- → LinkedIn & YouTube short-form clips
- → Titles, show notes, thumbnails
- → 2–4 day turnaround · 3-month minimum
Ready to run a consistent show without thinking about post-production?
Let’s talkYour event generated great content. Most of it will never be seen. I take the raw files and turn them into a published series and clip bank — within weeks, not months.
- → Raw files in, polished series out
- → Full episode edits & short-form clips
- → 4–6 week delivery
- → No on-site work required
Have recordings sitting unpublished from a recent event?
Let’s talkBehind the Black Hat Files, the official podcast series of Black Hat MEA, the world’s largest cybersecurity event. 8 episodes. 16 social clips. Delivered remotely.