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Loring is a Los Angeles-based writer, director, and creative producer. His work has been commissioned by a diverse range of clients- from Havas Worldwide to Wisecrack, inc.- and has been screened around the world. Through a background that blends project development with physical production across multiple formats, Loring has developed a uniquely eclectic skillset as a visual storyteller.
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Chanelle R. Davis has been in the commercial and production payroll world for a long time. She’s seen a lot, but what she hadn’t seen until she chose to join Wrapbook? A company that makes tangible changes in response to customer feedback.
In her role as Customer Success Manager, Chanelle works closely with payroll clients to make sure their Wrapbook experience is smooth.
“I'm big on the client relationships, having that one on one with the client is something that I love."
If she learns something isn’t working for a client, Chanelle leverages her industry expertise and deep knowledge of her clients’ experiences to collaborate with the team and fix it.
Not only do they quickly resolve any issues, but Wrapbook’s engineers and product developers use the information to make sure the issues don’t happen again.
Chanelle brings the voice of the client to the Wrapbook team.
Industry veteran Kim Berzak understands firsthand that production can be, as she puts it, “fast and furious.”
This wealth of experience allows Kim to understand exactly where our clients are coming from and what their needs are, in every phase of production. She sees herself as a supportive partner in our client’s work.
Before joining Wrapbook as Senior Director of Sales, she was a commercial production accountant for two decades. Kim was also a controller for many well-known Association of Independent Commercial Producers (AICP) companies. She continues to serve as an active board member of the AICP East Chapter.
“Because I know the trials and tribulations of payroll and production accounting, I'm a great asset to them. I'm there for them, so the challenges that we face, we face them together."
Rick Rice has more than 20 years’ experience building digital payroll tools for the entertainment industry. His unique skillset combines the deeply technical with the distinctly human. Rick is proficient in application design, software troubleshooting, project management, team leadership, and more – all supported by his extensive background in production accounting and entertainment payroll.
Rick brings his expertise to the Wrapbook team as our Principal Product Manager. He connects the dots between our cutting-edge software solutions and the filmmakers who put them to use in the real world. Check out the podcast with Rick here.
Every day, Rick and his team push the limits of what Wrapbook can do for its clients, optimizing our software so that you can optimize your productions. Rick’s presence helps ensure that Wrapbook will get even better at what it already does best. With Rick’s help, Wrapbook will continue becoming faster, safer, more efficient, and easier to use.
Patrick Delaney is a critical member of Wrapbook’s Labor Relations team. Having spent over a decade behind the scenes at the International Cinematographers Guild, he contributes an intimate knowledge of the intricacies of IATSE Local 600 as well as those of the larger family of IATSE Locals.
As the Senior Manager of Labor Relations at Wrapbook, Patrick acts as a conduit between producers, crew members, and the Wrapbook platform itself. He’s an expert on regulations, procedures, and explaining union contracts. Check out how he digs into the new Commercial Production Agreement between IATSE and the AICP:
Patrick is focused on connecting people with tools that help them work together better. He and his team work tirelessly to make sure Wrapbook is an ideal solution for producers and crew members alike.
Wrapbook is working hard, building powerful tools for production payroll and management. But our real focus is people. Whether it's helping producers run payroll more efficiently or celebrating our clients' award winning work, Wrapbook exists to support filmmakers before, during, and well after production.
You might be familiar with Wrapbook’s digital solutions for payroll and production management, but how much do you know about the people who make it all happen? Behind the software, Wrapbook is driven by a team of incredible human beings who each bring unique skills, experience, and expertise to the table.
In this post, we’re taking our community on a backstage tour to meet some of the humans leading Wrapbook and forging successful relationships with our clients. Join us below, as we celebrate the passion, perspectives, and personalities that bring Wrapbook to life.
Cameron Woodward knows all about the struggles of traditional payroll. After all, he was an executive producer at his own production company. It gave him firsthand experience with the problems - and mountains of paperwork - that production teams face every day.
That’s why Cameron co-founded Wrapbook in 2019.
With Wrapbook, Cameron is helping to craft a digital-first alternative to traditional payroll and production insurance. By replacing inefficient manual processes with streamlined digital tools, Cameron believes that Wrapbook is a faster, easier, and less costly payroll solution for filmmakers everywhere.
See more from Cameron below, as he talks to the producers at Smartypants about their Oscar nomination for Stranger at the Gate:
Formerly the Director of Media & Labor Economics at SAG-AFTRA, Paul Schoeman is now Wrapbook’s resident expert on unions and guilds. He brings hands-on contract and compliance expertise to the innovative tech solutions built into Wrapbook.
Wrapbook is designed for professional filmmakers, and the world of professional filmmaking is deeply connected to labor organizations. Paul and his team make sure that Wrapbook is up-to-date and in-the-know on the latest union contracts, regulations, and concerns. Learn more from Paul's podcast episode here.
They also work tirelessly on new Wrapbook features built specifically for union productions, like the ability to automatically calculate LA IATSE and Teamster timecards.
Paul brings decades of in-depth contract experience to the Wrapbook team, but you don’t have to take our word for it. Just watch the video below to see how Paul breaks down the SAG-AFTRA Basic Agreement like a pro:
Paul’s presence on the team demonstrates Wrapbook’s commitment to the entire production community. His unique voice and skillset help optimize the Wrapbook experience for production companies and crew members alike.
He’s also a snappy dresser and living historian for all things SAG. Ask him about his Ronald Reagan-era Screen Actor’s Guild cufflinks when you get the chance!
Ryan Broussard has dedicated over 15 years to helping independent and major studio productions get made. An expert on tax incentives and production payroll, Ryan works with producers of all sizes to maximize their budgets through intelligent strategy and the intentional pursuit of incentives.
At Wrapbook, Ryan collaborates directly with clients as our Vice President of Sales and Production Incentives. If you’re planning a shoot, Ryan is here to offer advice. He can help you vet your budget, work with film offices, choose the most finance-friendly shooting locations, and leverage Wrapbook to streamline your payroll.
Ryan is excited to share his knowledge, and we’re even more excited to see how Wrapbook clients put that knowledge to work.
Whether you’re a client or not, keep an eye out for future in-person and virtual Wrapbook events hosted by Ryan. Access is free, and you won’t want to miss a single opportunity to soak up Ryan’s insights.
With more than 20 years in the entertainment industry, Quinn Moran brings a unique arsenal of skills to the Wrapbook team. As our Senior Director of Sales, Quinn leverages his potent combination of on and off set experience to connect professionals with real-world solutions. As Wrapbook’s Senior Director of Sales, he quickly understands how to help clients. More often than not, because he already knows exactly what they’re going through.
Quinn’s professional success has always been anchored in his personal relationships and a sincere desire to move human beings forward. He’s a people person and a proven leader who knows how to build trust at the individual level.
Quinn believes in meaningful advocacy, whether it’s in his role as an educator for ManifestWorks or in his lobbying for filmmakers with local governments around the country.
This dedication to community likewise permeates Quinn’s efforts at Wrapbook. Every day, he works hard to put better production tools into the hands of more filmmakers at a lower cost.
