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Wrapbook

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The AI platform for production finance. Payroll, spend, and accounting in one elegant system. Built for features, TV, and commercials.

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Joined January 2018

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Jun 3
What a conversation. Wrapbook was proud to sponsor The Future of Producing — New Models at the Produced By Conference last weekend, and the room delivered. Jana Winograde, Joe Lewis, and Tommy Oliver joined moderator Lucas Shaw for an honest, forward-looking discussion on how
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Jun 10
Love to hear it, Michelle! 🙌 Shoutout to @MichelleKhare, Creator of Challenge Accepted, for the kind mention at this year's Produced By Conference. Glad to be in the weeds with you. #MichelleKhare #ProducedByConference #PGA #Wrapbook
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Jun 9
On On Production, Jesse Weinstein talks about why ambiguity on set is more than just a management problem: When there's no clearly established pipeline for reporting issues, that gray area creates serious risk. It doesn't take much to fix, but it takes intention. A defined
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Jun 2
On the latest episode of On Production, we're talking about workplace risk on set. Jesse Weinstein, employment attorney and partner at Phillips & Associates, joins Cameron to break down where legal risk actually begins in film and TV production—from unclear reporting structures
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Jun 1
A new episode of On Production is coming soon. Jesse Weinstein, employment attorney and partner at Phillips & Associates, talks about how productions can build a culture where people feel safe speaking up—and why setting that tone early is one of the most important things
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May 29
AICP Week is almost here! Wrapbook's Lunch & Learn at AICP Base Camp takes place Tuesday, June 2 at 1:15pm ET at The Times Center. We'll be discussing: "Employment Compliance at Scale: What Every Head of Production Needs to Know Before the Next Job" Featuring Ena Nicole
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May 27
Wrapbook is a proud sponsor of the Produced By Conference presented by the @producersguild. Attending the Produced By Conference this Saturday? You won’t want to miss The Future of Producing — New Models, sponsored by Wrapbook, a conversation exploring how today’s producers are
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May 25
On On Production, Marc Resteghini talks about one of the core instincts of producing: Don’t say “no.” Say “let me figure out how.” At a streaming studio, every creative request comes down to tradeoffs — time, money, scope, or resources. The job isn’t to shut ideas down. It’s to
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May 20
On On Production, Marc Resteghini breaks down one of the hardest truths about adapting IP: It’s never 1:1. Whether you’re translating a book, a game, or another medium into film or television, adaptation is about interpretation—not replication. Producers have to balance the
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May 19
On the latest episode of On Production, we’re going inside the streaming studio. Marc Resteghini, producer and former U.S. and global head of TV development at Amazon Studios, joins Cameron to break down how projects actually move from pitch to greenlight. From creative
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May 18
A new episode of On Production is coming soon. Marc Resteghini, former U.S. and global head of TV development at Amazon Studios, talks about what it truly means to be the producer inside a streaming studio: carrying a project from inception to launch, balancing creative ambition
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May 15
We’re headed to AICP Week! Wrapbook is proud to host a Lunch & Learn at AICP Basecamp on Tuesday, June 2 at 1pm ET at The Times Center in New York. This conversation will explore the realities of modern union compliance in commercial production—from mixed crews and multi-state
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May 12
The most expensive VFX decision on a production is usually the one nobody made. A line producer scans a set and hears "we'll fix it in post" a dozen times a day. Most of those fixes get greenlit without anyone actually pricing them. By the time post supervisor gets involved, the
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