In May and June, our clients continued to crush it. Here's how:
Our film, television, and streaming clients have been busy, with new releases, season premieres, and a robust streaming slate. A few of the highlights:
May's buzzworthy projects
- The Devil Wears Prada 2 (20th Century Studios) — May 1
- Off Campus (Amazon MGM Studios) — Series Premiere — May 13
- Jack Ryan: Ghost War (Amazon MGM Studios) — May 20
- The Boroughs (Netflix) — Series Premiere — May 21
- I Love Boosters (Neon) — May 22
- Rick & Morty (Adult Swim) — Season 9 Premiere — May 24
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The Devil Wears Prada 2
I Love Boosters
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The Boroughs
Off Campus
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June premieres
- Masters of the Universe (Amazon MGM) — June 5
- Scary Movie (Miramax) — June 5
- Every Year After (Amazon MGM) - Series Premiere - June 10
- Voicemails for Isabelle (Netflix) — June 19
- Supergirl (Warner Bros.) — June 26
- Jackass: Best & Last (Paramount) — June 26
- The Invite (Filmnation/Annapurna/A24) — June 26
Masters of the Universe
Supergirl
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Scary Movie
Jackass: Best & Last
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May was awards season, and our clients came in loaded with 445 total nominations and 106 Tony Award nominations.
Yep, you read that right: 445 total nominations. 106 Tony Award nominations.
And 24 of the total 26 awards handed out were our clients, including:
Schmigadoon!
Best Musical
Ragtime
Best Revival of a Musical
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 Liberation
Best Play
Death of a Salesman
Best Revival of a Play
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Congratulations to every single person connected to those productions! That number doesn't happen without a lot of people doing their jobs extremely well.
Oh, also, Liberation won the 2026 Pulitzer Prize for Drama. Remarkable. Just wild.
And we're thrilled to welcome the celebrated revival of The Rocky Horror Show to the Checks & Balances family. Our clients aren’t dreaming it—they’re being it.
Looking ahead
June's slate is stacked, and the sizzle of summer hasn't even hit yet.
Honored to be part of the productions moving culture forward. Our clients do work that people talk about, share, and remember. We handle payroll and help facilitate compliance and workforce operations, so their back office runs smoothly.
We take that trust seriously on every single project.
Proud of our clients. Grateful for the partnerships. Ready for what's next.
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FAQ
Q: What does Cast & Crew actually do for film and TV productions?
A: Cast & Crew handles payroll and helps facilitate compliance and workforce operations for film, television, streaming, and live event productions. The back office stays running so the production team can stay focused on what they're there to do.
Q: Which productions has Cast & Crew worked on?
A: Recent and upcoming productions include The Devil Wears Prada 2, Jack Ryan: Ghost War, The Boroughs, Rick & Morty Season 9, and Masters of the Universe, among others.
Q: What makes Cast & Crew different from other entertainment payroll companies?
A: Cast & Crew is a payroll company that happens to have great technology — not a tech company that treats payroll as a checkbox. Clients get real people managing their accounts, not automated systems and a help ticket queue.
Q: Does Cast & Crew handle theater and live events too?
A: Yes. Through Checks & Balances, Cast & Crew supports Broadway, touring productions, and live events. In May 2026, Checks & Balances clients received 445 total award nominations, including 106 Tony nominations.
Q: How do I get started with Cast & Crew?
A: Reach out at here. We'll talk through your production's payroll, compliance, and workforce needs.
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