WRAP BEER!

By: Scott Davis and John D. Kretschmer
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  • Summary

  • Capturing the origin story of the Wilmington, North Carolina Film Industry, as recounted and explored by the filmmakers themselves.
    2024 Bluffco Industry
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Art World
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Episodes
  • 017 - WallerSouth

    017 - WallerSouth
    Oct 16 2024
    37 mins
  • 016 - Gerald, We Don’t Hug the Chinese!

    016 - Gerald, We Don’t Hug the Chinese!
    Jul 14 2024

    The WRAP BEER community is forever thankful for Gerald’s dedication, effort, and success!!!

    Theme music by Turbo Pro Project.
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    45 mins
  • 015 - Gerald Aced the Test! - Part 1

    015 - Gerald Aced the Test! - Part 1
    Jun 30 2024

    If the movie studio at 1223 North 23rd Street is anything - it’s an engineering marvel. Exposing motion picture film requires a significant amount of light, and therefore an enormous number of electrons arriving at the right place at the right time. Six stages that became nine - and then ten - needing studio distribution, house lights and air conditioning for the sub-tropic climate of the Cape Fear. A five-block-long backlot - christened as New York City’s Chinatown - with 400 neon lights. Construction mills and SPFX welding shops among the total of 22 buildings - rising from the swamp - in need of power, office lights, and HVAC.

    Gerald Waller, our only Studio Engineer - guided by his training, his instincts and the strict North Carolina Electric Code - figured it out.

    The WRAP BEER community is forever thankful for Gerald’s dedication, effort, and success!!!

    Theme music by Turbo Pro Project.
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    40 mins

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