ACC-300 - Accounting Series: Accounting in Film: Payroll
Course Description
Accounting in Film Payroll is a practical course designed to equip learners with the foundational knowledge and tools needed to manage payroll processes in a production environment. Covering crew, cast, and background payroll, the course focuses on real-world workflows, industry standards, and compliance with union agreements and studio policies.Course Outline
- Payroll Module 1: Introduction to Payroll
- Payroll Module 2: Employer of Record
- Payroll Module 3: Payroll Onboarding
- Payroll Module 4: Processing Crew Payroll
- Payroll Module 5: Introduction to Cast Payroll
- Payroll Module 6: Background Processing
Learner Outcomes
By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
- Understand payroll foundations, including studio policies, union influence, tier levels, tax credits, and pay structures.
- Explain the role of the Employer of Record, payroll software, and various payment methods.
- Manage onboarding and documentation, including start packs for crew, performers, and cross-border workers.
- Process crew payroll, including setup, data entry, calculations, and wrap procedures.
- Execute cast payroll processes, including performer classification, fee calculation, SAG compliance, and required documentation.
- Process background payroll, including ACTRA membership, voucher calculations, and wrap filing systems
Prerequisites
- ACC-100 - 001 (Custom Section# ACC) - Introduction to Accounting in Film (Complete)
- ACC-200 - 001 - Accounting Series - Accounting in Film: Accounts Payable (Complete)