Accounting For Film Incentives With Will French

By Will French, Senior Managing Director - Film & Television Finance, Fallbrook Financial Services Company

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Exciting Update!

If you missed it, our Senior Managing Director of Film & Entertainment Finance, Will French, teamed up with Wrapbook Co-Founder Cameron Woodward and Key Accountant Marj Ergas for Wrapbook’s virtual event, “Accounting for Film Incentives.”

Don’t worry, if you missed the live show, you can watch it all on YouTube now! Don’t miss out on these valuable insights, watch today!

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