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Leanna is a working production accountant based in Pasadena with experience in both Payroll and Accounts Payable. She’s worked on high-profile productions like Marvel and Love Is Blind, and brings that quick wit and warmth to everything she does. Whether she’s working in accounting, marketing, or off the clock, she’s likely hanging with her dog, Evie, and sipping an iced matcha. Say hi to her on Room Tone, where she helps create content and events for the production accounting community.
At Wrapbook, we pride ourselves on providing outstanding free resources to producers and their crews, but this post is for informational purposes only as of the date above. The content on our website is not intended to provide and should not be relied on for legal, accounting, or tax advice. You should consult with your own legal, accounting, or tax advisors to determine how this general information may apply to your specific circumstances.
This initial release is just the beginning. We're actively expanding the tool to include additional agreements, historical rates, and future projections, making it even more useful over time.
If you have feedback, we’re all ears. When you try the tool, you'll have a chance to share your thoughts directly. Don’t be shy—we’re committed to making it even better.
Wrapbook’s Rate Finder was built specifically for production professionals. It’s intuitive and straightforward—even if you’re not a payroll expert—delivering the right rate exactly when you need it. Another of our payroll accountant users emphasizes:
“The organization is very well done. It is very pleasing to look at, not overwhelming, and I love the search bar function. The filter option is fantastic. It is relatively easy to find the rates you need. If you are not aware of how to use the paymaster or are new to using it, it is a perfect substitution or way to get your feet wet.“
Using the Rate Finder is simple. In just a few clicks, you can access accurate union rates and start building or confirming your production budget with confidence:
We’re excited to share this new tool with you. Your feedback is crucial in shaping this tool, as our goal at Wrapbook is simple: save you time and make managing payroll easier, ensuring your productions run smoothly.
Check out the Rate Finder now and see how simple looking up rates can be.
When budgeting union payroll, having a reliable resource is critical, but it’s equally important that this resource fits into your workflow. Whether you're confirming rates pre-production, verifying them on set, or planning ahead, quick access to accurate information is vital. Unfortunately, these crucial details are often buried in dense contracts and cumbersome PDFs.
The Rate Finder tackles these challenges head-on. It offers an interactive, intuitive interface and accurate, continuously updated data, streamlining union payroll management. You’ll have quick, reliable access to guild and union minimums, empowering you to budget and hire confidently.
Wrapbook’s Rate Finder is completely free and available to everyone in the entertainment industry. Save hours of research, eliminate guesswork, and ensure your production stays on track, whether budgeting your next project or finalizing a crew deal.
Our Rate Finder covers major unions and guilds across the United States. Union contracts evolve regularly, and our dedicated team continuously updates the Rate Finder, ensuring it's current and reliable. As one of our early users who works in financial compliance notes:
“I like that the specific union contracts are listed with each job rate.”
Another assistant payroll accountant user adds:
“The region filter is really helpful to find ASA deals quicker. Also having the contract date start and end makes it easy to track who to look out for future contracts.”
Every rate is verified against the latest collective bargaining agreements (CBAs) and double-checked for accuracy, so you can trust the numbers you’re using.
