Podcast Overview
<p><span>The ProdPro Podcast takes you behind the scenes of TV and film production with ProdPro CEO Alexander LoVerde and top industry voices. Cited by major press and used by leading studios and vendors, ProdPro is the production intelligence platform tracking key trends, market shifts, and the people driving them. Each episode gives studios, vendors, and freelancers sharper insight into how others think and make decisions—making the entire ecosystem smarter. From hiring crews to landing jobs to winning business, we break down the operations that power physical and post production.</span></p>
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7/9/2025
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Recent Episodes
May 11, 2026
Advocating for Post-Production with Jennifer Freed
In this episode of the ProdPro Podcast, Jennifer Freed, founder of Trevanna Post and a leading voice in post-production, joins ProdPro CEO Alex LoVerde to discuss the evolving landscape of post-production, global incentives, and staying ahead of the production pipeline.
March 4, 2026
Winning Productions: How Everyset Built Industry Trust
In this episode of the ProdPro Podcast, Ebrahim Bhaiji, CEO and co-founder of Everyset, joins ProdPro CEO Alex LoVerde to discuss how a major production accounting pain point led to the creation of a platform now powering thousands of film and TV productions. Ebrahim shares how Everyset grew from a solution to managing background payroll into a full platform for onboarding, payroll, and compliance. He also discusses the importance of earning trust in a relationship-driven industry, finding early champions, and using the right tools – including ProdPro – to track productions and connect with decision-makers.
October 22, 2025
What Line Producers Look For When Hiring Vendors
This week, veteran line producer Jonathan McCoy (Good Fortune, Are You There, God? It’s Me, Margaret, Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar) continues his conversation with ProdPro CEO Alex LoVerde. In this episode, Jonathan shares the line producer’s perspective on vendors – from stage selection and rental houses to specialty suppliers and film commissions. He explains how vendors can win business, build trust, and stay top of mind with producers without being pushy. Key Talking Points How vendor decisions fit into the prep timeline The triple-bid process and balancing studio rules with crew preferences Stage selection: challenges in cities with limited infrastructure When he's willing to take a chance on a new vendor Why service and responsiveness matter more than price Stories of vendors stepping up in a crisis vs. letting productions down The role of film commissions and standout examples in action How vendors can stay top of mind without being pushy
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- What is ProdPro?
<p><span>The ProdPro Podcast takes you behind the scenes of TV and film production with ProdPro CEO Alexander LoVerde and top industry voices. Cited by major press and used by leading studios and vendors, ProdPro is the production intelligence platform tracking key trends, market shifts, and the people driving them. Each episode gives studios, vendors, and freelancers sharper insight into how others think and make decisions—making the entire ecosystem smarter. From hiring crews to landing jobs to winning business, we break down the operations that power physical and post production.</span></p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
- Does this podcast accept guests?
Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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