For coaching institutes, test-prep teams & independent educators

Teach the class. Skip the edit.

You record on a phone, a webcam or a studio camera. Lecture Studio sends back a produced lesson — trimmed, cleaned up, captioned, branded and illustrated — so your videos stand next to the channels your students already watch, without an editor on payroll or a weekend spent on a timeline.

0Editing timelines to open
16Effects in one pass
1 clickTo see your own class produced

Real before and after: thirteen seconds of one recorded class, frame for frame. Drag the divider to wipe between the raw recording and the produced lesson; switch the sound on to hear the audio pass.

What gets in the way

The problems every teaching-on-video business runs into.

Whether you run a coaching centre with forty batches or teach alone to a subscriber base, the bottleneck is the same: the edit.

The problem

Editing takes longer than teaching.

Trimming, titling and captioning one class can eat an evening. Most educators end up either not editing or not recording.

What Lecture Studio does

Upload the raw recording. Cleanup, sound, captions, titles and visuals are applied automatically; you look over the plan, change what you want, and approve it.

The problem

Freelance editors are costly and inconsistent.

Every editor has a different style, a different turnaround and a different rate, and batches drift apart over a year.

What Lecture Studio does

The same house style and the same rules run on every video, every batch. You pay per finished hour, not per editor.

The problem

Students watch on phones, on mute, on the move.

A lesson that only works with headphones in a quiet room loses half its audience.

What Lecture Studio does

Word-accurate captions with a moving highlight are burned in, and every video ships with VTT and SRT caption files and a full transcript students can use as notes.

The problem

A slip means re-recording.

Long pauses, false starts and the minute of settling in before you start all end up in the video, or cost a retake.

What Lecture Studio does

Video Cleanup removes dead air, the lead-in and long pauses without cutting a word you said. You never re-shoot for a stumble.

The problem

Your room sounds like a room.

Ceiling fans, traffic, echo off bare walls and a laptop microphone make a strong teacher sound amateur.

What Lecture Studio does

Studio Sound reduces noise, hum and echo and evens out your level before anything else is layered on.

The problem

A static talking head loses to polished channels.

Students compare your class to channels with full-time editors, whether that is fair or not.

What Lecture Studio does

The pipeline alternates you on camera with animated slides and cutaways every minute or two, each one matched to the sentence you are speaking, with your logo on every frame.

Use cases · before and after

What changes in the videos you already record.

Every clip below is real pipeline output set against the recording it came from. Nothing is mocked up for the page.

Use case 01

Cut the dead air, keep every word

Long pauses while you think or glance at notes are shortened to a natural beat. What you said is untouched; only silence goes.

  • Pauses tightened to a natural rhythm
  • No jump cuts in the middle of a sentence
  • Applied before captions, so timing stays exact
As recorded
7.5 s as recorded, with a long pause mid-sentence
Lecture Studio
6.0 s after cleanup: the pause is gone, every word kept
Use case 02

Start on the first word

The seconds of adjusting the camera, clearing your throat and settling in are trimmed so every class opens on the lesson, not the set-up.

  • Lead-in removed automatically
  • False starts dropped
  • The same clean opening on every video in a batch
As recorded
6 s of settling in before the first word
Lecture Studio
3 s: the lesson starts on the first word
Use case 03

Sound like you recorded in a studio

The same voice, without the room. Listen to the before and after below — one recorded passage, processed by Studio Sound and nothing else.

  • Noise, hum and echo reduced
  • Level evened across the class
  • No re-recording, no new microphone
Before — as recordedWaveform before: uneven level with room noise between words
After — Studio SoundWaveform after: even level, quiet between words

What it costs

Priced per lecture, charged by the minute.

Coaching institutes and educators pay for the finished minutes they publish. Core for the daily classes, Premiere for the ones you market with.

Core

Diagram-led, real photography

Every concept drawn; captions, transcript, chapters, cards and your logo. For the whole catalogue.

$6 / 20-min lecture
Studio · most courses

The full produced film

Everything in Core, plus imagery and footage generated for your exact sentence; key-term callouts and a glossary are coming soon.

$12 / 20-min lecture
Premiere

For the courses that sell

Four times Studio's generated footage and a human check before delivery; the lecturer's own voice, a 9:16 cutdown and a dub are coming soon.

$20 / 20-min lecture

One class is produced free to start. Longer or shorter recordings are charged by the minute. Compare the tiers · full pricing.

One pipeline, every kind of lecture

Lecture Studio for…

Get started

Send us one class.

Send a class you've already recorded — from a phone, a webcam or a studio. See a produced 90-second cut in one click.

1
You send a recording

Any class you already have: a phone on a tripod, a webcam, a live-class recording, a studio shoot. Tell us the subject and where you publish.

2
See it transformed to studio quality in one click

Ninety seconds of your own recording, run through the pipeline. Judge it on your material, not a stock demo.

3
If it lands, we scope the rest

A batch, a course or a whole subject, in your own logo and style, reviewed by you before anything is published.

Submitting sends your details straight to our team by email — nothing shared with anyone else.

Your teaching, produced like it deserves.

Send one class and see it come back cleaned up, captioned and illustrated — in your own logo.