An Archived Studio Page
This is a reference record of an old Studio & Us studio page. It shows the recorded plans, the recorded extras, and the recorded bundle offers exactly as the page listed them, with every figure treated as history rather than a live quote.
| Line item | Rate | What it delivered |
|---|---|---|
| Audio-only session | 39 BD / hour | Operator, two sE DynaCaster mics, Zoom H8 recorder, raw audio files |
| Audio and video | 49 BD / hour | Three Canon EOS R8 cameras, full lights, raw audio and raw camera files |
| Mixed audio and video | 59 BD / hour | Same video gear, raw files plus a fully mixed episode |
| Post-production, 15 min | 35 BD / episode | Full edit of up to 15 minutes of raw material |
| Post-production, 60 min | 55 BD / episode | Full edit of up to 60 minutes of raw material |
| Post-production, 120 min | 75 BD / episode | Full edit of up to 120 minutes of raw material |
What you are reading is a preserved page about a studio that once published these plans, kept for reference.
The page behind this record belonged to Studio & Us, a podcast production setup that offered studio time, editing, subtitles, trailers, and branding. The original site carried photographs, styled sections, and working action labels. None of that visual material survives in usable form.
Because the pictures and the styling are gone, this record uses a fresh set of illustrations that openly look new. Nothing here pretends to be a copy of the old images. What is preserved is the substance: the recorded plans, the recorded equipment, and the recorded prices, all shown in the currency the source stated, BD.
Read the figures as history. They describe what the page asked for at the time it was captured, not what any studio charges today.
Audio only at 39 BD, audio and video at 49 BD, a fully mixed episode at 59 BD — each per hour as recorded.
The audio-only tier carried an operator, two sE DynaCaster microphones, and a Zoom H8 handy recorder, and delivered raw audio files. It was listed at 39 BD per hour.
The second tier added three Canon EOS R8 cameras and full studio lights to the same microphones, recorder, and operator, and delivered the raw audio plus the raw files from all cameras. It was listed at 49 BD per hour.
The third tier used the same camera, microphone, recorder, lighting, and operator setup, and delivered those raw files together with a fully mixed episode ready to be published. It was listed at 59 BD per hour.
Editing was quoted on the length of raw material: 35, 55, and 75 BD for 15, 60, and 120 minutes.
The page offered a full edit — audio mastering, video editing, removal of unwanted parts, plus integration of supplied music, jingles, ads, intros, and outros. The recorded amounts were 35 BD for 15 minutes of raw material, 55 BD for 60 minutes, and 75 BD for 120 minutes.
Subtitles were quoted alongside editing: 55 BD per episode for same-language subtitles in Arabic or English up to one hour, manually proofread, and 85 BD per episode for translation between Arabic and English up to one hour.
Trailers and publishing were listed too: a 30 to 60 second trailer with 3 highlights at 55 BD, with 6 highlights at 75 BD, and with 12 highlights at 95 BD; publishing a full episode plus 3, 6, or 12 clips followed the same 55, 75, and 95 BD steps.
A typical session follows a fixed order: setup, recording, wrap-up, then handover of the files.
The gear named in the archived page, tier by tier, with newly drawn illustrations.
The recorded figures come from archived captures of the original domain.