Big financial moments deserve a thoughtful plan

flat-fee financial planning for film, TV, & theater professionals

A Creative Career Rarely Moves in a Straight Line

Your Story

In entertainment, success often arrives after years of barely making ends meet.

Then, suddenly, you get a career-making opportunity — a major booking or a show sale. Maybe even an inheritance.

And what was supposed to feel like relief quickly becomes more pressure.

We help film, TV, and theater professionals turn career breakthroughs into lasting financial stability.

And while most advisors focus solely on the money, we look at the whole picture — your values, your passions, your dreams — to make sure your money moves in alignment with the life you’re creating.

Drew Feldman, APMA®. A man with a well-groomed beard and styled hair, wearing a black hoodie and olive green jacket, sitting against a dark background, smiling gently and looking at the camera.

Drew Feldman, APMA®

I came up in film and theater — first as an actor, then as a writer, director, and producer, with credits across Hulu, Lifetime, and REELZ.

After a major windfall in my directing career, I became deeply interested in personal finance and eventually became a financial advisor.

I know the financial reality of a creative career: irregular income, high highs, low lows, and lifestyle decisions that traditional advice often fails to address.

I built WideFrame Wealth to help entertainment professionals see the whole picture clearly, make better decisions, and move forward with confidence.

What We Do

Flat-fee. Holistic. Built for entertainment income.

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  • Plan around variable, lump-sum, and residual income, so you know what you can spend, save, invest, and set aside for taxes.

  • Evidence-based portfolio management across traditional and alternative asset classes, built around risk capacity, taxes, time horizon, and goals.

  • Plan around self-employed income, deductions, estimated taxes, investments, entity structure, windfalls, and major career moments as part of your larger financial plan.

  • Integrate pensions, retirement accounts, residuals, and union or guild benefits into a plan for your own version of retirement, whether it looks traditional or not.

  • Review and coordinate health coverage, disability insurance, life insurance, estate planning, and family needs so the people and priorities that matter are protected.

Cover of the book titled "Money For Makers: The Financial Playbook for Creators & Entrepreneurs" by Drew Feldman, featuring a black background with large, colorful text in orange, pink, and white.

New book: Money for Makers

The financial playbook for creators and entrepreneurs who don't follow a traditional path.

Hear my approach

A short conversation about WideFrame (formerly Money for Makers), creative careers, and how I think about money, with Pilar Alessandra on On The Page.