podcast

Most people who start a video production company start because they love being behind the camera. Rob Weiss did the exact opposite. He came up as a sales and marketing guy, started MultiVision Digital 15 years ago in New York City with no portfolio and no editing skills, and has since produced more than 1,700 videos. His edge was never the gear. It was the system underneath the work.

Livalittle’s JD Gonzalez on experience-based hiring, free filmmaking workshops as a networking engine, breaking into the New York market, the realities of filming in NYC, and building his own production apps and CRM with Claude Code.

Tiny Studios’ Ed Rowe and Celia Hodgson on building a values-driven B Corp studio: rejecting the burnout badge, educating clients on budget, knowing your worth, and getting acquired without selling out.

Tone Films’ Andrei Tone on scaling from a solo shoot to a multi-city videography company: building a reliable team, using SEO as the growth engine, systemizing delivery, and weighing a career change.

Highlight Films’ Noam Shalev on life as a fixer, remote production, pivoting to news coverage on October 7th, keeping crews safe under fire, and protecting your business from clients who don’t pay.