To meet the challenge of creating an intentional space for open and relaxed discussions, we custom-built the podcast set in our modular studio. We tailored the set to the target audience, creating a cosy living room environment with soft lighting and furnishings, representative of the nurturing and supportive role of foster carers.

With years of experience in documentary filmmaking, we understand how important it is to make interviewees feel comfortable. Therefore, before filming began, we took the time to sit down with those going in front of the camera to make sure we told their stories accurately and got the most out of our filming time. 

Finally, to ensure the production was of the highest possible quality and accessible for audiences across audio and visual platforms, we used a mutli-camera set-up and state-of the-art audio equipment (engineered in-house by Matthew Raistrick). Extensive editing took place to make sure the podcast looked and sounded consistent and professional.