Film incentives can be a powerful tool — if you know how to use them. With states like California, New Jersey, New York, and Texas refining or launching new programs, there’s never been a better time to sharpen your strategy.

Join Ryan Broussard, Wrapbook’s VP of Sales and Production Incentives, for a live virtual session covering the most important updates for 2025. He’ll walk through key changes, break down how different productions can benefit, and share smart ways to maximize your budget without compromising your vision.

Whether you’re actively budgeting or just planning ahead, this session will help you navigate the evolving incentive landscape with confidence.
 
About the instructor

Ryan Broussard, Wrapbook’s VP of Sales and Production Incentives, has worked with productions of all sizes, from the largest studio features to the smallest independent projects, to help them optimize their production incentive strategies and make the most of their budgets.

Broussard’s career in production payroll began sixteen years ago. In that time, he’s worked at payroll companies like Entertainment Partners, where he served as Senior Account Specialist; CAPS, where he served as Tax Incentive Manager; and Media Services, where he served as Vice President of Sales and Production Incentives. He has worked on production incentives from nearly every possible angle, developing innovative reporting measures to facilitate faster audits, advising countless productions on state tax incentives, and even helping some states and local jurisdictions design their incentive programs.

Broussard combines his industry-leading expertise with an emphasis on client service. He has helped clients budget their projects to ensure production incentives are applied correctly, and he has worked directly with clients’ financial institutions to help productions secure financing using incentives. He maintains active relationships with every major film office.
 
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