The global film and television industry entered 2025 hoping for a clean rebound after a year defined by labor disruption and uncertainty. Instead, the data shows an industry settling into a new operating reality. Based on ProdPro’s proprietary production tracking and surveys of over 850 crew members, suppliers, and studio executives, we’re pleased to share […]

ProdPro’s Q4 2025 production data was cited in a recent article by The Hollywood Reporter examining shifting film and television production trends across U.S. states. Looking to stay ahead of TV/film production trends? Talk to our team about how ProdPro can help.

This report includes a breakdown of production trends by project type, studio, filming location, and other key factors. Includes analysis and production summary for 2025.

A recent Wall Street Journal article about sound stage real estate trends cited ProdPro’s data on the volume change in U.S. film and television production. The citation reflects ProdPro’s ongoing tracking of global production activity. Looking to stay ahead of TV/film production trends? Talk to our team about how ProdPro can help.

The Hollywood Reporter featured figures from ProdPro in two recent stories: one analyzing Q3 California film shoots and one covering productions relocating to California, highlighting our reporting on year-over-year changes in shoot activity and production spend across major U.S. markets. The pieces also reflect ProdPro’s broader tracking of production movement in New York, New Mexico, […]

ProdPro data was cited in Deadline’s coverage of New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, whose film-industry roots have drawn attention as he prepares to take office. The article noted that the city is seeing a steady rebound in screen production activity. Looking to stay ahead of TV/film production trends? Talk to our team about how ProdPro can […]

The Hollywood Reporter quoted ProdPro CEO Alex LoVerde and our industry data in its analysis of California’s film and TV production outlook, noting that the state continues to host more shows than anywhere else in the U.S. Looking to stay ahead of TV/film production trends? Talk to our team about how ProdPro can help.

Line producer Jonathan McCoy (Lionsgate’s Good Fortune and many other studio and indie projects) continues his conversation with ProdPro CEO Alex LoVerde. Jonathan shares the line producer’s perspective on vendors – from stage selection and rental houses to specialty suppliers and film commissions. They cover: Want to understand how vendors and film commissions can best […]