A family at home, mid-laugh

You’re an actor. Not an office.

CallToWrap runs your career while you live it — from the first call to the final wrap.

You know your lines. Why are you still hunting for the email?

One message has the deadline. Another has the updated sides. Your coach’s notes are somewhere else, and the last production still owes you money. None of that is why you became an actor — but it all follows you home. Forward it to one address and it arrives read, sorted and filed with the work it belongs to.

Two friends at a kitchen table in late afternoon light; one turns her phone toward the other to show her something, both leaning in.

Everything starts with somewhere to put it.

Before an agent, before a credit, before anyone has heard of you — you need an address, somewhere to be found, and somewhere to keep what you have done. That is the free account. Not a trial and not a sample: the home the rest gets built on.

calltowrap.com/a/your‑name

  • ●An address that receives. Forward the sides, the schedule, the contract, the thread you cannot find again — it comes back read, matched to the work it belongs to, and filed the moment you say yes. You never hunt for it again.
  • ●A page that shows. Headshots in your order, the reel playing where they land, the credits you tick. One address to put on a résumé, in a signature, in a message.
  • ●The work of getting work. The audition paperwork is read for you. Every tape stays with the audition that made it. Send one to your coach and their notes come back to the same place — no account, nothing to download.
  • ●Then, when there is enough to automate. Working turns the address into one you send from and connect to your own mail app; call sheets become your morning and the dates hold themselves. Until then, none of it is asked of you.
One app, the whole career

One piece of work. A lot less starting over.

The page, the breakdown, the audition, the tape, the booking, the shoot day, the payment and the credit — eight stages that usually live in eight places. Here they are one piece of work: as an audition becomes a booking the details stay with it, and every stage opens already knowing what the last one learned. And the ring closes: the credit you just earned is a line you can choose to show on the page that finds you the next one.

See how it works, screen by screen →

The audition arrives. You get to prepare.

A breakdown hides the part, the deadline, the people and the outside dates across an email and its attachments. Forward it to your CallToWrap address and the audition is simply there — the project, the part, the casting office, the sides — with the tape deadline and every outside date already on your calendar. Nothing to copy out. Nothing to retype.

Every take stays with the work that made it matter.

Sides, sessions, tapes and notes stay on the audition they belong to. Send one tape by private link to a coach or someone you trust — no account, nothing to download — and their notes come back to the same place, so the next read begins with what you learned.

Late evening at a kitchen table: marked sides, a cooling mug, a laptop with an unreadable email; someone stretching away from the table, mid-rehearsal.
The breakdown · forwarded MondayAudition ready · Nightfall — Wren · due Thursday, 5:00 PM
A self-tape at home, from behind the reader's shoulder: marked pages sharp in front, the performer in profile on a floor mark against a grey backdrop.
The read · TuesdaySelf-tape submitted · callback Thursday, 6:00 PM
Pre-dawn at a location base camp: someone in a work coat reads a folded call sheet under a work lamp; vans and a trailer soft in the blue light.
When it books

A booking should not start a second filing cabinet.

The part carries forward. The questions change: when to arrive, where to go, which paper governs the day, what the production still owes. CallToWrap keeps those on the job that created them, while the audition and the tape stay part of its history.

Tomorrow is an early call. The details are already together.

Forward the call sheet and tomorrow is already laid out: pickup at 5:40, hair and makeup, your call time, the location and the gate to come in by, parking, wardrobe, the scenes you are in. It is waiting on Today the night before, so nobody reads twelve pages at dawn — and the call sheet itself is one tap away whenever you want it.

The work ends. The record keeps earning its place.

The people on your paperwork become a private history of who you worked with. A booked part becomes a resume credit — cast or crew, in the form the industry expects. Months later, find the 1st AD by position, or print a resume current to that morning.

You wrapped the job. Keep sight of what it owes you.

Forward the contract and every payment it promises is waiting for you — the session fee, the day rate, overtime, per diem, the use fees, and the date each one falls due. As the shoot days land from your call sheets, what the job owes you adds itself up, and each amount stays visible until it arrives. Every production’s paperwork files under that production, so the deal memo is one tap away the day someone asks.

Inside a parked car before sunrise: a hand holds a folded call sheet; keys, a lanyard and a thermos on the seat; production lights through the windshield.
Today · tomorrow, day 6 of 24Pickup 5:40 AM · Cinespace, Stage 4 — enter by the north gate
Golden-hour wrap at the edge of a set: a crew member coils cable while a performer removes a wardrobe layer.
The resume · NightfallWren Hallory · Harbour Row Pictures · Season 2 · on the sheet
Daylight on a worktable: a contract, a payment schedule and a call sheet; two pairs of hands compare a signed page with the schedule.
Money · Nightfall, session feeExpected Oct 3 · received Oct 9 · use fee expected Nov 14
More than a tidy inbox

Keep what you earned. And what you learned.

A tape is part of an audition. A coach’s note is something to take into the next read. A booking becomes a credit. Someone you worked with becomes someone you can find again.

CallToWrap connects that history, so the next opportunity starts with the experience you already have.

The page is free. Running the career is $9.99$7.99.

One career to an account, on any plan — and nothing you entrust is ever deleted by a clock. Three plans, three jobs; every feature, side by side, just below.

The work, shown

Free

$0
no card, no trial, no clock on the account

An address that receives, and a page of your own. Forward anything and it comes back read, filed on your yes. The audition paperwork is read for you, every tape stays with its audition, and your coach leaves notes with one click — no account, no download.

One performer · 5 GB

Start free
The craft, developed

Working

$9.99 /month · $99 a year$7.99 /month · $79 a year
pay for the year, get about two months back

The career gets a real work address — and the booked days run themselves: call sheets become your morning, dates hold themselves. The craft compounds — coach notes summarized, patterns surfaced, the resume shaped your way.

200 GB — years of tapes

Get the work address
The full support office

Pro

$19.99 /month · $199 a year$14.99 /month · $149 a year
pay for the year, get about two months back

What a support office does, done by the record: contracts read, the money owed tracked — you never type the numbers — every project’s paperwork in one binder. And CallToWrap steps out of sight: your office, your name.

500 GB

Go Pro

The plans, side by side

What it doesFreeWorkingPro
The page
A page of your own, at your own address✓✓✓
You pick the headshots, the reel and the credits — nothing parsed is ever published✓✓✓
Choose how the page looks, and change it whenever you like✓✓✓
Your reel as the first thing they see, playing in the page✓✓✓
A guardian always sees when a child’s page is viewed — on every plan, free included✓✓✓
Know when your own page was opened, and roughly where from—✓✓
Your page, your name — the CallToWrap mark comes off——✓
The paperwork
Everything sent is read and filed with its project, on your yes✓✓✓
Audition paperwork read for you — the notice, the sides, the details✓✓✓
Call sheets become the morning read — where, when, who—✓✓
Contracts read into expected money — you never type the numbers——✓
The days
The calendar updates itself with audition dates✓✓✓
Dates hold themselves — outside dates and shoot days mark on your calendar—✓✓
The people
Casting people from breakdowns — see when you’ve read for them before✓✓✓
The People tab fills from call sheets—✓✓
Who’s who by position on the current project——✓
The craft
Coach reviews by link — free for the coach, no account✓✓✓
Coach notes summarized — patterns shown with the notes behind them—✓✓
Your own notes on every audition—✓✓
The record
The resume writes itself from booked work✓✓✓
Your old resume imported — past credits fill the record✓✓✓
Saved resume versions — each with its own headshot—✓✓
What you are owed — every dollar, with a date and a state——✓
Every project’s paperwork managed in one binder——✓
The office
The career’s own address — mail in, auto-collected✓✓✓
Send as the career — a real work address, any mail app—✓✓
We read the mailbox you already have——if you want it
Your name, not ours — mail, resumes and share pages unbranded——✓
The account
Space5 GB200 GB500 GB

Prices in Canadian dollarsPrices in US dollars; a plan covers one career.

CallToWrap opens with the free plan first — paid plans follow this winter.

Try it first.

CallToWrap opens soon. Leave an address and you’ll hear the day it does — once, and nothing else.