San Antonio batches
San Antonio has plenty of small businesses, real estate teams, gyms, churches, restaurants and coaches who record longer content: weekly lives, sermons, market updates, client Q&As. Typical requests are a monthly set of Reels and TikToks from a podcast or live session, short clips from a service or a workshop, and vertical cut-downs of YouTube videos.
Many San Antonio audiences move between English and Spanish, sometimes inside the same sentence. If your recordings do too, tell us in the brief. We caption what's said in the language it's said in, and keep a spelling list for Spanish names and words so accents are right in every batch.
Summer heat is the other local factor. Phones left in the sun to record outdoors can overheat and stop mid-take, and midday light is hard and flat. Shade, early mornings and a spare phone or camera for long outdoor sessions all make for better source footage.
How a San Antonio batch runs
- You share the recordings and say how many shorts you want each month.
- We send a written quote and agree a monthly delivery date.
- Each month you get a pick list of moments, then the finished clips on a review link.
- You leave notes, we make the changes, and the files arrive sized and named for each app.
All of it happens online. Recordings come in through a shared folder, clips go back as review links, and calls are booked in Central time. We don't have an office in San Antonio, and the work doesn't need one.
What you can order
Monthly shorts batches
A set number of vertical clips each month, cut from what you recorded, captioned and ready to schedule.
RepurposeClips from long videos
Podcasts, webinars, livestreams and talks mined for moments that work on their own in under a minute.
CaptionsCaptions and hooks
Burned-in captions inside the safe area and an opening that gives people a reason to stay.
9:16Vertical reframing
Wide footage turned into 9:16 that follows the speaker, including two-person and screen-share layouts.
Questions
Do you meet clients in San Antonio?
No. We work by email, review links and video calls booked in Central time, so there's nothing to schedule in person.
Can you caption bilingual clips?
Yes. We caption each line in the language it's spoken, and can add a translated line under it if you ask for that in the brief.
Ask for a quote
Cost depends on how many shorts you want each month, how long and how clean the source recordings are, the caption style, and how many platforms need their own version. Every batch plan gets its own written quote before work starts.