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Wrap: Turn a Finished Project into Portfolio Proof
One action publishes a finished Mooiev production to your profile as verified work — a cinematic case-study page with real crew credits — and archives the project.
In this article 5 sections
What wrapping does
When a production is finished, open the project menu (⋮) and choose "Wrap & send to profile". Write a short note about the project — that is required — and, if you want, add case-study details: goals, challenges, outcome. Publishing creates a Wrap post on your profile linked to the real project, and archives the project out of your active list. Your workspace stays clean, and the work starts working for you.
The case-study page
- A cinematic page for the project: poster and backdrop images (both editable), plus a credit strip — director, crew count, shoot days
- Cast & Crew pulled from the production’s real member list — people who actually worked on it are marked "Verified on Mooiev"
- A photo gallery you can add to, a Watch section for the reel, and PDF export
Your featured-work grid
Your profile’s Featured Work grid merges everything into one body of work: wrapped Mooiev productions, verified credits from projects you crewed on, and work you add manually. Mooiev-made work carries a gold MOOIEV badge, and every tile opens its own page.
Work done outside Mooiev
Older or off-platform work belongs in the portfolio too. Add it as a Featured Work entry and it gets its own page with the same look — poster, backdrop, cast & crew you type in, and a photo gallery — so your portfolio reads consistently no matter where the work happened.
Why verified credits matter
Anyone can claim a credit on a personal website. On a Mooiev case study, the crew list comes from the production itself — who was actually on the project — which is the difference between "says they did" and "did". That is the quiet advantage of wrapping your work where it was made.