How do you (or do you) handle umms and uhs in video?

I don’t typically cut out those things. If I do cut something out (usually it’s something we said that we decide not to include) I’ll just use a quick light transition. I could use 3 cameras and get all the angles but I’m just not willing to take it that far with the video yet. But if you cut out a lot of footage, I would suggest multiple cameras so that you could cut between guests when you are taking out those parts.

Video just can’t be edited the way audio is for the average speaker. There would be too many cuts, even with b-roll and multiple angles. Ideally, you’d have at least 3 shots, the host, the guest and wide shot featuring the host and guest (assuming this isn’t remote).

For me it is stop recording and upload. It is a podcast and I expect them to be themselves. Speak as you would do on a daily bases. The conversation is more important to me than the mannerism that many listeners wouldn’t even take note of while listening. I try to get the best audio quality during the recording/streaming to save me post processing time. Unless the guest is really boring with uhm ehm, the show is free flow conversation

I don't handle them at all. When I edit the audio, I take out loud lip smacking, tooth sucking, and the like, because I put out an audio version too, but filler sounds don't bother me. Then again, my content is amazing. 😃

Editing audio is like cutting butter: it's easy to make the cuts appear seamless. Editing video is like cutting steak: it takes a lot more effort to hide the cuts.

Overlay pictures or video clips of guest in action and then edit out whatever stuff you want. This helps avoid the visual jump cut. Kind of hitting vlog style. It’s what I did for a long time.