One conversation with Dani B Miller becomes a full-length interview on the Newtral Groundz YouTube channel and three to six short-form clips built for the feed — distributed through the largest Black-owned digital publication in Louisiana.
15 minutes. No pitch deck.
Your interview doesn't sit on a shelf. It moves through a distribution network NGZ built platform by platform — an owned audience, not a rented one.
Everything below comes out of a single shoot day. You show up, talk about what you built, and go back to running your business.
Not a Q&A read off a card. Dani prepares around your business, your story, and what actually makes people care — then holds a conversation your customers will want to finish. Shot in New Orleans, lit and framed for both YouTube and vertical.
The complete interview published to a channel with 96K+ subscribers — a permanent, searchable piece of proof about who you are.
The strongest moments pulled into vertical shorts, captioned and paced for people who are scrolling, not sitting.
Three of your clips go out on the Newtral Groundz feed itself — in front of 219K+ Instagram followers who already trust the page and follow it for New Orleans culture. That's the part you can't buy with ad spend.
Dani hosts Good Newz, the interview series built on a simple idea: New Orleans is full of people doing something worth knowing about, and most of them have never been asked a good question on camera.
He runs the room like a conversation, not an interrogation — which is why the clips travel. People stop scrolling for a person talking, not a business explaining itself.
Fifteen minutes. We learn what you're building and what you need people to understand about it.
Dani preps around your business so the conversation goes somewhere real instead of reciting your About page.
One session in New Orleans. Our crew handles cameras, audio, and lighting — you handle the story.
Full episode to YouTube, clips to the feed, three of them on Newtral Groundz. Files come back to you to run anywhere.
Grand opening, block party, panel, pop-up, festival activation — Dani and the NGZ crew come on-site, catch interviews in the room, and turn the night into recap content while people still care about it. Same distribution, same clip pipeline.
Plan for about two hours on site, including setup. The finished episode usually runs 20–40 minutes.
Your space, if it says something about your brand. Otherwise we'll set up somewhere in New Orleans that fits the story.
You get the finished clips and the full episode to run on your own channels. Ask on the call if you want the raw footage as well.
Most people haven't. That's the job — Dani asks the questions that make you sound like yourself, and the edit cuts around the rest.
Timelines are set on the call and depend on the production calendar. If you're tied to a launch or event date, say so early.
It depends on the number of clips, the shoot, and whether you're adding event coverage. We'll walk through it on the call — no deck, no runaround.
Book a fifteen-minute call. We'll tell you straight whether an interview is the right move for what you're building — and if it isn't, we'll tell you that too.