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Monday, September 11th, 2023 1:15 PM

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got my credit, lost my credit for the largest film release this year. I don't get it.

I requested my credit months ago and got it quickly. I sent a picture of the call sheet from the full day I was on the set of Killers of the Flower Moon. Months later, just before the film releases, I lost my credit for reasons of  'can't verify'? Insane. I am a Principal VO in the film (Voice-over role). My agent informed me that I would be billed as Principal Actor. For some reason.. months later, IMDB took the credit away, so I resubmitted... IMDB declined 'can't verify'. I resubmitted again with those document ids from uploading 3 images as proof... like I did originally, IMDB declined with the reason this time of 'bad formatting'. I just don't get what I have to do to get my credit back. Spent all day on set... tons of driving.. a whole day invested in this production and IMDB ignored my contribution and falsely removed my credit. I even included my phone number, agent name... all the info they probably already have in case there is an issue/question... nope. 'bad formatting' The doc ids are legit... copied and pasted from IMDB after upload. What's happening here?

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3 months ago

Hi @MANauman,

Please can you provide the 18-digit reference for the submission you are referring to so we may look into this for you?

Thanks!

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3 months ago

Employee

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Hi @MANauman,

Thank you.

We have investigated the processing of the above submission for you and can confirm that it was declined because we were unable to verify the credit you were attempting to add. For more context, I can inform you that we have verified the on-screen credits in which the credit you are adding does not appear. However, as we can see evidence of your work on the film provided with the above submission, you will need to submit the credit with the attribute "uncredited" with the previously attached evidence and the credit will be approved. 

For more information on uncredited credits, please see our guidelines. For guidance on attributes, please see this help page.

I hope this helps!

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Thank you for looking into this. I'm disappointed that I don't have an onscreen credit... but this will be something for my agent to note, I guess, since the film is printed. shame. But thanks again for making sense of this. I will resubmit as instructed.