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Join Cameron Woodward, Co-founder at Wrapbook, to discuss the intersection of creativity and commerce, and what the future holds for the production industry in commercial, film, TV, and more.

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Episodis

103 episodis

  1. How a Federal Production Tax Credit Would Work featuring Josh Rogin 27:12
  2. The Language of Film from A to Z featuring Kory Orban & Scooter Corkle 43:40
  3. Why Craft Still Matters in AI Filmmaking featuring Nik Kleverov 51:12
  4. Houston’s New Film Incentive Era featuring Alfred Cervantes 26:07
  5. The Real Economics of AI Native Production featuring PJ Accetturo 31:43
  6. Why Production and Festival Strategy Are the Same Job featuring Neil Champagne 47:23
  7. Building a Sustainable Future for Indie Film featuring Jon Reiss & Marjan Safinia 37:20
  8. What Modern Production Finance Actually Demands featuring Jeff Caruso 35:09
  9. How AI Is Changing the Green Light Decision featuring Tobias Queisser 43:37
  10. How Santa Fe Works as a Production Hub featuring Andrew C. Griego 22:48
  11. What Production Accountants Catch Before Anyone Else featuring Patricia Beaury 42:40
  12. Where Workplace Risk Starts on Set featuring Jesse Weinstein 33:40
  13. How Streaming Studios Make Decisions featuring Marc Resteghini 25:51
  14. Filming in Massachusetts featuring Meg Montagnino-Jarrett 28:47
  15. How Payroll Problems Become Production Nightmares featuring Kerry LaiFatt 39:23
  16. How to Keep a Film on Budget and on Schedule featuring Stephen Marinaccio 1:08:43
  17. The Business of Building a Film Hub featuring Patrick Mulhearn 24:51
  18. The Discipline of Less Is More for All the Empty Rooms featuring Matt Porwoll 40:56
  19. How Maryland Is Attracting Big Shows and Indie Films Alike with Catherine Batavick 22:54
  20. The New Reality of Reality Television with Michelle Van Kempen 35:40
  21. Why Film Editing Is Emotional Work with Viridiana Lieberman 52:17
  22. What It Takes to Turn a Bestseller into a Box Office Hit with Bob Bookman 1:03:25
  23. The Producer’s Role in a Changing Film Economy with Tom Butterfield 40:47
  24. Future-Proofing Your Studio in a New Era of Production with Joel Pilger 41:22
  25. Filming in Wisconsin: What the New Incentives Mean for You 30:39
  26. Film Distribution in the Age of AI with Tara Hein-Phillips 41:59
  27. Tech-Driven Payroll for a 24/7 Industry with Steven Fishman 35:48
  28. Why Eli Roth Says Dream Eater Is One of the Scariest Films of the Year 44:40
  29. Shooting an Indie Movie in Open Water with Elliott Hasler 20:39
  30. Can Tariffs Keep Film Jobs in the U.S.? with Will French 20:27
  31. Union Rules, Rates, and Roadblocks with Ida Lee Henderson 26:14
  32. Behind the Scenes of Payroll Accounting 41:14
  33. What Producers Should Know About Filming in Fort Worth with Taylor Hardy 16:34
  34. How Horror Movies Are Made with Joe Begos 29:18
  35. Generative AI in Modern Game Design with Elliot Wolf 25:34
  36. Inside the Modern Producer’s Toolkit with John Trefry 42:42
  37. What Makes a TV Format Work with Clara Plestis 17:11
  38. How Cloud Tech Is Changing the Way We Make Movies with Hugh Calveley 34:57
  39. What Filmmakers Need to Know About Modern Distribution with Bonnie Bruderer 25:25
  40. Building Better Tools for the Writer’s Room with Josh Kline 37:23
  41. Tech that Finds the Shot You Forgot with Lucas Igel 39:08
  42. What a 100% Tariff Could Mean for Movies with Will French 21:45
  43. Delivering the Final Cut with Jijo Reed 45:01
  44. Crowdfunding Strategy That Actually Works with Emily Best 38:06
  45. The Business of Global Productions with Cary Woodworth 31:20
  46. The Power of Authenticity and Vulnerability with Kristen V. Carter 25:46
  47. From Tax Incentives to Stunning Locations: Why West Virginia is Ready for Your Next Shoot 22:10
  48. How Fans Can Help Fund the Next Big Indie Film with Marc Iserlis 29:45
  49. Stories for Social Impact with Tony Gapastione 22:44
  50. The Horror Boom: Breaking Down the Genre’s Biggest Trends with Stephen Follows 43:05