InProduction Podcast

We recently had InProduction's own Jim McGlynn on our podcast to discuss how we as a company handled COVID-19, the impact it had on our business and the live events industry as a whole, the social distancing measures we created, the safety measures we took, and how and when we expect to get back onsite in 2021.

Cameron Pulliam, leading InProduction’s sales team, speaks to us about the expansion of the USL, the soccer league that has grown leaps and bounds over the past few years, partially because they have been able to get stadiums up and rolling in months, rather than years and billions of dollars. And, it is full speed ahead for building stadiums for the future, as the soccer community looks beyond the temporary shut down of events onsite. It’s an exciting time for soccer and explosion of its popularity in America.

Jim McGlynn from InProduction is excited about the expanding need and endless possibilities around Modular Stadiums. The possibilities for stadium expansion and new approaches leaves numerous options for the growth of sports teams and leagues around the country, and the world. It’s an exciting time. Think Olympic Stadiums that go from city to city every four years instead of cities spending billions to put permanent structures that are obsolete after the Olympics have left town. Makes you think!

Robert Erickson, who leads the safety team at InProduction, and got certified in COVID safety protocols, walks through the systems now in place at InProduction to ensure the safety of our team, your team and those onsite for set up and break down of events. You might find some ideas as you set up and evaluate your own measures.

As part of our work to provide information, conversation and solutions to the event industry, InProduction has sponsored a series of conversations with industry leaders around what they see for future events.

We launch the series chatting with event industry veteran, Tom Spital, who for the last 25 years has concentrated on corporate events, serving as producer, technical director and stage manager for a myriad of projects, both domestic and international. When the pandemic hit, Tom saw a need to figure out how we can all safely, begin to do live events again. He read voraciously about all the new compliance protocols and began to get compliance specific training.  Tom then took all this data and knowledge and started a new company, Get Back Onsite (www.getbackonsite.com), which comes to market today around making sure that everyone in the industry is safe for events in 2021. Have a listen to what you can expect for protocols and safety features in 2021!