that's a wrap
Shooting is complete
That's a wrap signals the end of a project or session, originally from film production where it announced the completion of shooting.
The phrase now applies to any finished activity: That's a wrap on today's meeting, That's a wrap, everyone—great job.
It carries a sense of accomplishment and finality.
- finishedBrought to an end
- doneNo longer in progress
- completeLacking nothing, fully done
- call it a dayCease work for now
- cutSeverance or reduction
film · scene · director · production · ending · final · closing · conclude · shoot · camera · set · clapboard · film set · movie · take · goodbye · farewell · completion
- HollywoodHollywood, Tinseltown, Hollywood Sign, silver screen, movie stars
- showbizHollywood, Bollywood, Tinseltown, backstage, behind the scenes
- endingsending, the end, finish, close, final
- theaterplays, stage, play, onstage, acting
- TV lingoon air, off air, showrunner, cliffhanger, cue
that's a wrapaction
Process of doing
rolling · speed · standby · day one · pre-production
that's a wraphere we go
Exclamation signaling commencement
starting up · underway · in progress · back to work · opening time
that's a wrapback to work
Resuming one's occupation
work in progress · to be continued · ongoing · in production · unfinished
that, wrap, wrapped, wrapping, wraps, wrapper, wrappers, unwrap, unwrapped