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Media Services makes the hours count
A film set runs on imagination, union rules and people who expect to be paid. Media Services connects those last two realities, from the first timecard to the residual check years later.
Wrapbook and the Case of the Vanishing Paperwork
Hollywood knows how to make a person disappear on screen. Wrapbook is tackling a less glamorous trick: making the same crew member’s paperwork stop reappearing on every shoot.
Trayd
Trayd is a New York-based back-office operating system built for specialty trade contractors, unifying payroll, HR, compliance, scheduling and real-time labor tracking in one platform. It automates the hardest parts of construction pay - union rules, Davis-Bacon prevailing wages, multi-state taxes and certified payroll - cutting weekly processing from 14 hours to 27 minutes while giving workers earned wages days sooner. Founded in 2021 by Anna Berger and Cara Kessler and backed by Y Combinator, Suffolk Technologies and White Star Capital, Trayd has grown revenue 600% year over year.