Container cranes, stacked containers and rail lines at a Florida port terminal at dusk.

Casting

Jacksonville moves what the Southeast depends on. Most people never meet the people doing it.

The supply line. A show advisor.TV is casting a host for.

The premise

The infrastructure, companies and decisions moving goods through Jacksonville.

Why Jacksonville needs this conversation.

Port, rail, highway and warehouse capacity is the reason Jacksonville grows. The operators who run that system are largely invisible to the city they supply.

Container cranes, stacked containers and rail lines at a Florida port terminal at dusk.

The conversations

Six subjects to open with.

  1. 01What enters Jacksonville
  2. 02The economics of moving one container
  3. 03Building the next warehouse
  4. 04Technology inside the supply chain
  5. 05The people shortage
  6. 06Jacksonville’s position in the Southeast

The roster

People who belong in the chair.

  • Logistics founders
  • JAXPORT leaders
  • Trucking executives
  • Rail leaders
  • Warehouse operators
  • Supply chain executives
  • Importers and exporters
  • Industrial developers

Roles, not names. Guests are invited by the host, never sold.

The person who should host it

A logistics executive or former operator who understands the entire chain and already knows the people inside it.

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The pilot

Two episodes, produced end to end.

What we do

Studio, cameras, sound, direction, editing and publishing. We produce the episodes and put them in front of the people building Jacksonville.

What you do

You host. You invite the people you genuinely want to know and learn from, and you carry the conversation.

What happens next

We watch how the two episodes land. If the conversations are strong, we greenlight a six episode season. If they are not, we say so plainly.

The host

Who we are looking for.

Every host we work with clears the same bar, whatever the subject.

  • Jacksonville based or deeply connected
  • Respected operator
  • Access to excellent guests
  • Curious on camera
  • Able to bring their network
  • Editorial judgment

How hosting starts

Start with two episodes, not a commitment.

  1. Step 1

    Idea

    You bring a vertical you already know and the people inside it.

  2. Step 2

    Two episode pilot

    We produce two episodes end to end. You host.

  3. Step 3

    Greenlight

    If the conversations work, the show moves forward.

  4. Step 4

    Six episode season

    A season is scheduled and produced.

Nothing here promises a permanent show. A pilot earns a season, and a season earns the next one.

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