ProdPro was pleased to participate in the DPP Media Supply Festival 2026 in New York, which brought together leaders from across the media and entertainment industry to discuss the future of television and film production. ProdPro CEO and co-founder Alex LoVerde joined Chuck Parker, CEO of Sohonet, and Jonathan Tortora, VP of Post Production Operations […]

ProdPro was recently cited in The Wall Street Journal in its coverage of New Jersey’s rise as a major film and television production hub. The article, “Big Studios Are Ditching Hollywood for New Jersey’s Lavish Tax Breaks,” examines how New Jersey has become one of the few bright spots in the U.S. production market, fueled […]

A new report from TheWrap examines early signs that U.S. film and television production may be stabilizing after several years of losing global share to international production hubs. The article highlights how expanded state incentive programs, including major updates in California and New York, are helping bring more productions back to the U.S. According to […]

Jennifer Freed, founder of Trevanna Post and a leading voice in post-production, joins ProdPro’s CEO Alex LoVerde to discuss global incentives, industry trends, and navigating the pipeline. In this episode, Jennifer discusses Trevanna Post’s growth into a global post-production accounting company and the role tax incentives continue to play in shaping where post-production work happens. […]

This report includes a breakdown of production trends by project type, studio, filming location, and other key factors. Includes analysis and commentary for Q1 2026.

The Los Angeles Times recently featured ProdPro data and survey findings in its coverage of the growing global competition for film and television productions. The article cited ProdPro’s research on international production trends, including shifts in high-budget production spending and survey feedback from studio executives on the potential impact of a U.S. federal incentive. Looking […]

The Hollywood Reporter recently included ProdPro data in a chart accompanying its coverage of film incentives and local job creation. The data helped illustrate production activity across major markets as part of the article’s broader industry analysis. Looking to stay ahead of TV/film production trends? Talk to our team about how ProdPro can help.

The Wall Street Journal recently cited ProdPro data in its coverage of the continued slowdown in Hollywood production and employment. In the article, ProdPro’s data helped illustrate how the number of newly started big-budget live-action film and TV productions has shifted from the U.S. to other global markets in recent years, providing added context around […]