PodBooth terms of service (current as of Sep 2021):

Recording service

The recording service includes multi-camera filming of up to 1-6 podcasters at a time. Podcasters have the choice of two podcasting areas: 1. Podcasting table, or 2. The Studio. Podcasters are required to adhere to their chosen session length. Any overtime will be invoiced separately. Podcasters will receive a visual warning from the recording engineer when their session is nearing completion. Podcasters who complete their session early can use the spare time to record supporting material e.g.: intros or social media bits for TikTok and/or Instagram.

We request that all podcasters and guests arrive at PodBooth ten minutes prior to their session to allow time to settle in.

Editing service

The editing service includes full episode editing and integration of graphics and up to ten images (optional). The episode editing service includes the creation of two short branded promotional snippets to promote the episode on social media.

All materials including finalised logos and images must be provided to PodBooth prior to episode editing commences. We can not begin editing episodes until all logos, extra footage, images and graphic elements have been provided. (What may seem like a small change, like changing a logo, can equate to hours of extra processing time!). These can be uploaded through your client portal or emailed directly to rory@podbooth.com.au.

The editing service includes the opportunity to request one round of changes per episode. Changes can be requested to through your client portal. Any additional rounds of changes will be invoiced separately. Email sandra@podbooth.com.au to request a quote for additional edits.

Cancellation policy

We understand that life happens, especially in these uncertain times. If you are unable to attend your session, and rescheduling is not viable, email sandra@podbooth.com.au to request a refund. We do not charge cancellation fees at this time.

Ten-packs

A ten episode pack is valid for 400 days (excluding any interruptions that prevent service delivery, such as lock-downs).