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Closing Credits In this lesson, you'll be creating the scrolling list of credits or closing credits that acknowledges the people who worked on a show. By completing this lesson, you will learn how

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How to fill out closing credits:

1. Start by creating a list of all the individuals and organizations that contributed to the production of your project. This includes everyone from actors and crew members to composers and graphic designers.
2. Make sure to include the full names of each person or organization, as well as their respective roles or contributions. This is important for giving proper credit to everyone involved.
3. Arrange the list in a clear and organized manner. Typically, closing credits are divided into categories such as cast, crew, music, production, and special thanks. This helps viewers easily identify different roles and contributions.
4. Ensure that the spelling of each name is correct and that all information is accurate. Double-check with the individuals or organizations involved to avoid any mistakes or misunderstandings.
5. Consider the formatting and design of your closing credits. You can choose to display them as rolling credits, static credits, or a combination of both. Be creative in terms of font, color, and layout, but make sure the text remains legible and easy to read.
6. Include any necessary legal disclaimers or copyright information. This is especially important if there are any copyrighted materials used in your project.
7. Finally, review the completed closing credits to ensure everything is in order before finalizing your project.

Who needs closing credits:

1. Film and television productions typically include closing credits to acknowledge the individuals and organizations that contributed to the creation of the project. This can range from the actors and crew members to the post-production team and music composers.
2. Video games also often have closing credits to recognize the developers, artists, writers, and other contributors who worked on the game.
3. Theater productions, both live and recorded, typically feature closing credits to acknowledge the cast, crew, and other individuals or organizations involved in bringing the performance to life.
4. Online videos, such as YouTube videos or web series, may also include closing credits to give credit to the people who worked behind the scenes to create the content.
5. Any creative project that involves collaboration and relies on the contributions of multiple individuals or organizations can benefit from including closing credits to recognize those involved and show appreciation for their work.

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What is closing credits?

Closing credits are the list of cast and crew members involved in a movie or television show, displayed at the end of the production.

Who is required to file closing credits?

Production companies or studios are responsible for filing closing credits.

How to fill out closing credits?

Closing credits are typically filled out by the production team, listing the names and roles of all individuals involved in the project.

What is the purpose of closing credits?

The purpose of closing credits is to give recognition to all individuals who contributed to the production.

What information must be reported on closing credits?

Closing credits must include the names and roles of all cast and crew members, as well as any other relevant contributors.