Oct 13, 2026 · 44 min · 10 segments
The possibility of a federal tax incentive that actually includes the Non-Scripted genre is as uplifting a notion as we've had in our particular universe for some time. Naturally, we live in turbulent…
I had learned that there is an Unscripted, uh, Summit that was occurring, uh, I think it was a couple weeks ago actually.
And I tried to, um, get myself in there, um, but they don't allow media, which is kind of surprising, I think.
That, you know, you'd think you'd want to share, you know, what the [laughs] whether you're talking about the summit with media, but maybe not, I don't know.
But, um, so, um, you are VP of Sales and Production Incentives at Wrapbook, correct?
Uh, when you work on a show and you're hired by the production company, um, you know, you usually pay a production, um, pay- a payroll production company to handle all that payroll.
Uh, and then we become the statutory employer of record, providing things like workers' comp, all that stuff, all the boring side of the sexy s- uh, the sexiest business in the world, right? But people gotta get paid.
And, um, so th- that's a big chunk of what I do, is doing sales and working with production companies, independents alike.
I've been doing it for about 20 years and worked at many of the legacy companies that have been doing this, which I'm sure people have gotten checks from in the past, and joined Wrapbook about three and a half years ago.
I had learned that there is an Unscripted, uh, Summit that was occurring, uh, I think it was a couple weeks ago actually.
And I tried to, um, get myself in there, um, but they don't allow media, which is kind of surprising, I think.
That, you know, you'd think you'd want to share, you know, what the [laughs] whether you're talking about the summit with media, but maybe not, I don't know.
But, um, so, um, you are VP of Sales and Production Incentives at Wrapbook, correct?
Uh, when you work on a show and you're hired by the production company, um, you know, you usually pay a production, um, pay- a payroll production company to handle all that payroll.
Uh, and then we become the statutory employer of record, providing things like workers' comp, all that stuff, all the boring side of the sexy s- uh, the sexiest business in the world, right? But people gotta get paid.
And, um, so th- that's a big chunk of what I do, is doing sales and working with production companies, independents alike.
I've been doing it for about 20 years and worked at many of the legacy companies that have been doing this, which I'm sure people have gotten checks from in the past, and joined Wrapbook about three and a half years ago.
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