What is that's a wrap?

That's a wrap is a common phrase used in the entertainment industry, particularly in film and television production. It signifies the end of filming for a scene, episode, or the entire project. It's a celebratory term often accompanied by applause and cheers from the cast and crew.

• Meaning: It essentially means "finished" or "completed" in the context of a production. More about its meaning.

• Usage: It's typically announced by the director or a senior member of the production team after the final shot of the day or project. The usage can vary slightly depending on the specific set and culture.

• Celebration: Often, a "wrap party" is held after the completion of filming to celebrate the hard work and dedication of the cast and crew. Wrap parties are important for celebration.

• Origin: The phrase is believed to originate from the practice of "wrapping" the film reels or camera equipment at the end of a day or shoot. Origin origins aren't quite fully documented but accepted as such.