Are you talking about the actual opening/end credits (which are not yet finalized), or just IMDb (the film has been released along with the final credits)?
I mean IMDb (mainly) follows the on-screen credits. If two persons are listed as "director of photography" or "cinematographer" (in the actual credits), you should list both under the "cinematographer" (in IMDb). Names will be then listed alphabetically. Simple as that.
If the person A is listed (opening/end credits) as "DoP/cinematographer" and the other person B something like "additional cinematographer", "b-camera", "camera operator", "cinematographer: New York" etc, then person A will be listed (IMDb) under "cinematographer" and person B under "camera department".
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I mean IMDb (mainly) follows the on-screen credits. If two persons are listed as "director of photography" or "cinematographer" (in the actual credits), you should list both under the "cinematographer" (in IMDb). Names will be then listed alphabetically. Simple as that.
If the person A is listed (opening/end credits) as "DoP/cinematographer" and the other person B something like "additional cinematographer", "b-camera", "camera operator", "cinematographer: New York" etc, then person A will be listed (IMDb) under "cinematographer" and person B under "camera department".
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