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Credits

Credits are traditionally used in various forms of media to provide attribution to the people involved in producing it. It is commonly found in films, television programs, and video games. While opening credits will usually display only the major positions in a production's cast and crew (such as creators, producers, and lead actors), closing credits…

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Opening credits

Title sequence

History

Closing credits

Billing

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Credits

Nodes402
Edges401
Triples293
Avg. degree2
Density0.004975
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related to Films · 49
Credits → Adam, America, American, As, Ben-Hur, Broadway, Clouds Roll By, Creation, David Fincher's Seven, David Lean Oliver Twist, Film, God, Hamlet, Hand, Hollywood, However, In, Its, John Harkrider, Kenneth Branagh's Hamlet
related to Director billing · 44
Credits → Advertising, America, Ben-Hur, Browns, Clockwork Orange, Coen, CRUISE, David Lean, David Lean's Film, DGA, Doctor Zhivago, Dr, Filmmaker, For, For Colored Girls, For Colored Girls Who, Frank Miller, George Lucas, Get Married, Have Considered Suicide When
related to External links · 30
Credits → April, Archived, Art, BBCOpening, Boxer, Classical Hollywood Cinema, Closing Credits PDFCredit Positioning, Dean Wares, Ends, Film, FinalOriginal Doctor Who, Forget, Fuss Over Opening Credits, Greatest TV, Hitfix, January, Latrobe, Making, March, Morrison Studio
related to history · 24
Credits → American, Around, Consider Yourself, Days, Films, For, In, King, London, Oliver, Once Upon, Some, The, The End, The Fugitive, The Return, These, Time, Two, Up
related to Soap operas · 24
Credits → ABC Daytime, All My Children, April, Beautiful, Bell Dramatic Serial Company, Bell-Phillip Television Productions, Blue, Faces, February, General Hospital, Heart, In, Live, May, October, One Life, Restless, Scrapbook, September, The
related to Common order · 20
Credits → Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho, Cannon's, Disney, Featured, Generally, Golan-Globus, Hammerstein, In, Name, Normally, Principal, Rodgers, Show Boat, Sometimes, The, The Cannon Group, Universal Pictures, Walt Disney Pictures, Warner Bros, While
related to Billing order · 15
Credits → Casting, Composer, Costume, Director, Executive Producer, Film, In, Name, PhotographyProducer, Possessory, Production, Screenwriter, The, Visual, While
related to Credit only · 13
Credits → American, Another, Charmed, During Lost's, Harold Perrineau, If, Jeff Fahey, Lost, Morality Bites, Nip/Tuck, One, The, With
related to Billing block · 11
Credits → Bee, But, By, Hollywood, In, Inclusion, The, TV, Typefaces, Univers, Using
related to Screenwriters billing · 11
Credits → America, Based, For, If, In, The WGA, TV, Under, WGA, Writers Guild, Writing

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film title billing opening cast credit films actors name sequence television production closing top director sequences credited may first usually

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
The Wizard of Ozinstance ofDirector Victor Fleming's name was also billed before those of the actors in films0.80text
Drinstance ofDirector Victor Fleming's name was also billed before those of the actors in films0.80text
the Coen brothersinstance ofExceptions are made in rare cases such as a death and subsequent replacement of the director mid-production as well as for established directing teams0.80text
Otto Premingerinstance ofthis practice began with directors0.80text
David Leaninstance ofthis practice began with directors0.80text
and John Frankenheimer in the mid-1960sinstance ofthis practice began with directors0.80text
trailersinstance oftop-billed actors are also named in advertising material0.80text
postersinstance oftop-billed actors are also named in advertising material0.80text
billboardsinstance oftop-billed actors are also named in advertising material0.80text
and TV spots.The two or three top-billed actors in a movie will usually be announced prior to the title of the movieinstance oftop-billed actors are also named in advertising material0.80text
Creditsrelated to AppearanceUS0.60section
Creditsrelated to AppearanceTypically0.60section

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