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A Podcast Editor processes raw audio recordings into polished, publication-ready podcast episodes: removing filler words, silences, and technical errors; cleaning background noise; leveling audio across speakers; adding intro/outro music; and exporting to the correct format for distribution. The scope often extends to creating show notes, audiogram clips, and episode transcripts. As podcast production has scaled globally, Filipino Podcast Editors have become an active part of the remote production market, working for independent creators, business podcasts, and media companies primarily in the US, UK, and Australian markets. Adobe Audition, Audacity, Descript, and Hindenburg Journalist are the most commonly used tools. Turnaround time is a key factor in podcast editing; most weekly shows require a two to three day turnaround. Browse profiles, filter by software and turnaround capacity, and message directly.
A Podcast Editor processes raw audio recordings and delivers finished, distribution-ready episode files. Day-to-day responsibilities typically include:
Filipino Podcast Editors have developed their skills through work for English-language podcasters; business, interview, and education formats are the most common client types. English fluency is directly relevant to podcast editing: the ability to follow spoken content and identify where cuts belong, correct grammar for show notes, and produce accurate transcripts all depend on English comprehension. Turnaround scheduling aligns well to the asynchronous remote work model; most podcast editors work on a regular delivery cadence rather than needing live collaboration. FindTalent's direct-hire model means no agency markup on the production engagement.
Filipino Podcast Editors typically charge $5–15/hr (or $30–150 per episode for project-based arrangements) compared to US-based podcast production services at $75–300 per episode. Monthly retainers range from about $800 for a part-time editor handling two to four weekly episodes to $2,000 for a full-time editor managing a high-volume podcast operation with show notes, audiograms, and transcript production included.
Usual rates per experience level
| Experience | Hourly rate |
|---|---|
| Entry-level | $5–$8$800–$1,200/mo |
| Mid-level | $8–$12$1,200–$1,800/mo |
| Senior | $12–$18$1,800–$2,800/mo |
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Google Drive or Dropbox shared folders are the standard. Create a folder for each episode, upload the raw recording files (separate tracks if recorded in a tool like Riverside), and share the link. Most podcast editors have a preferred file receipt workflow; confirm it before the first episode.
Most experienced podcast editors deliver a 60-minute episode within 24–48 hours of receiving the raw files, assuming a standard interview format without heavy post-production requirements. Complex episodes with multiple sound design elements, heavy filler removal on a fast-speaking host, or multiple rounds of music bed mixing take longer. Clarify your episode format and expected turnaround in the contract.
Many Filipino podcast editors include show notes and timestamps in their scope; English fluency makes this a practical add-on rather than a separate hire. Full episode transcripts are often produced using AI transcription tools (Descript, Otter.ai) and then cleaned up manually. Confirm which deliverables are included in the rate before starting.
The best lever is consistency on your end. Use the same microphone, room, and recording settings for every episode. Provide the editor with an approved audio sample (a previous episode they did not produce) as a quality target. Audio quality that varies significantly between recordings limits what any editor can do in post-production.
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