With things like IMDB, I’m surprised that credits are event shown any more at the end of TV shows. It’s likely an old union stipulation, but (1) no one watches credits and (2) they are often fast-forwarded through. It’s not very useful to keep them around. If people want to know, they will look it up.
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ultrafastx reblogged this from kellysutton and added:
I think embedded meta data (hey, it’d be searchable!) would be cool, but something tells me the major unions in...
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Wow the OP’s opinion pisses me off far more than I expected it to. If someone paints or takes a picture and it is up in...
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kellysutton reblogged this from zadi and added:
I might modify my earlier point and say that I find them useful in film, but not necessarily TV. Funny how that works. I...
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zadi reblogged this from ftomfilm and added:
are useful. We don’t know where the film will end up 20/50/100 years from now, or what kind of technology or service...
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ftomfilm reblogged this from kellysutton and added:
I’ve thought about this off and on recently - I’ve wondered how necessary it is to include a full
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