Writing credits and design credits call attention to the team members whose creative visions shaped the production.
Cast credits might reveal the identity of a character actor who disappeared into their role, or that one actor whose name was on the tip of your tongue the whole movie. Production team members rely on them to get the word out about their contributions, particularly if they happened behind the scenes. The importance of film creditsįilm credits are a big deal in the world of TV and cinema. This trend caught on in film world around the mid-1960s by the early 2000s, most American films had done away with opening credits entirely. (Of course, there are many exceptions to this, like the original Star Wars trilogy or Citizen Kane.) In contrast to film, television shows and movies, which are more ephemeral productions that are often shorter in length than a typical film, used the closing credits to list everyone who worked on the show. In older films, before television was more widespread, the opening credits were often the only credits on a film and listed the major creative and financial forces in the film, the entire cast, and much (if not all) of the crew. The closing credits tend to be more comprehensive and may include all the individual crew members. In modern films, the opening credits typically run through the key creative forces behind a project, such as the production company, executive producers, the director, the lead actors, and the show creator if applicable. Film credits outline the roles people played in creating a movie or television show.
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