Wrapbook

It is both. The company sells a SaaS platform for production payroll, accounting, and AP, but it also directly employs veteran paymasters and labor-relations specialists who provide union-compliant payroll support. This dual model makes it a tech-enabled paymaster rather than a standalone software tool; the paymasters’ domain knowledge is built into the product and available as concierge service to clients.

The firm explicitly supports IATSE, SAG-AFTRA, DGA, WGA, and Teamsters payroll, according to its public materials. Its labor-relations staff includes a specialist with more than 25 years of experience who has personally negotiated over 150 union agreements across those guilds, and the platform handles both union and non-union projects.

Wrapbook handles film, television, commercials, and music-video projects. Its public references span major motion pictures, long-running network series, and single-day commercial shoots, and its paymaster team includes people who processed timecards for Grey’s Anatomy, Station 19, and other guild-scripted productions.

Yes. The platform covers production accounting, automated invoice processing, vendor payments, and a natural-language general-ledger search. The firm also publishes free tools for the industry, including a union-rate finder, a production-incentives database, a SAG-AFTRA agreement finder, a government-forms library, and a labor-cost estimator.

The firm does not publicly identify a founder or principal on its current website, and no headquarters location is disclosed. Its paymaster team is remote-distributed, with named staff whose prior experience includes Cast & Crew, Axium, and The Team Companies, but leadership, incorporation, and ownership details are absent from current public-facing sources.