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Could you confirm the current status of the following policies? I am quoting them from the Occupations section which was in the 'Additional crew' guidelines until last year and which were in the past said to apply to all crew.
Please note that the job titles should reflect the person, not the task. In other words, use "script editor" instead of "script editing"; "weapons consultant" instead of "weapons consulting"; "translator" instead of "translation"; "caterer" instead of "catering".
I assume you are now happy to have the credited occupation if available. There is, though, a remnant of this guideline in the music department guidelines, "Remember job titles reflect the person, not the task, so, for example, "lyricist" rather than "lyrics"."
When a job title is added to for necessary context, the modification should be separated with a colon. This is common when extra clarification is needed on location or unit worked, or specific person assisted. For example, "location manager: New York" or "assistant: Mr. Smith" or "script supervisor: second unit". If there is more than one modifier, they should be separated by commas: assistant: Mr. Smith, Los Angeles. Omit the word "unit" in connection with a place ("Paris" rather than "Paris unit").
Some of the current crew guidelines have similar examples, though commas are not mentioned. The Adding Filmography Credits page now says, "Location-based credit details should be entered into the "Role" field, e.g. "first assistant director: New York unit"," so I guess we should not omit the word unit.
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@Peter_pbn Thanks for highlighting these. We agree that there are inconsistencies in the job title guidance and we have been working on some behind-the-scenes clean-ups recently ahead of an announcement of a proposal through which we will be seeking contributor input. I have been personally cleaning-up job attributes on recently releases and popular releases, hence why I am doing so well in the monthly contributor rankings.
I will give you a sneak preview of the proposal document which is quite long so I will post it as a few replies below. Note this is written to match the existing style with the proposed changes included in section 13.
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IMDb Proposed Job Title House Style
A reference guide for the canonical formatting of department crew job titles on IMDb.
Cast credits (actors/actresses) and voice dubbing credits are excluded — their data is displayed as-is.
1. Structure
A job title has one of two forms:
compositorcompositor: FramestoreThe colon (
:) separates the role (prefix) from the qualifier (suffix). Only one colon is permitted per job title. Any second colon in the suffix becomes-(e.g.first assistant camera: 'a' camera: second unit→first assistant camera: 'a' camera - second unit).There must be no space before the colon. Only
:(colon followed by a space) is valid.Empty colon segments are collapsed:
unit driver: : UK→unit driver: UK.2. Prefix Casing
All text before the colon must be lowercase, with three exceptions:
Uppercase Acronyms (must stay uppercase in prefix)
ACE, ARRI, AVID, BUF, CAS, CFC, CSA, DNEG, DP, ESC, FBFX, FT2, ILM, IMAX, LA, MARZ, MELS, MPC, MPSE, NVIZ, NY, SRL, SSVFX, TOHO, UAE, UK, UPP, US, USA, VIFX, WETA, XCX
Lowercase Acronyms (IMDb preferred form — must be lowercase in prefix)
adr, ap, bts, cfx, cg, cgi, covid, dit, dop, epk, fx, hod, it, pa, sfx, td, vfx, vp, 2d, 3d
Several of these (VFX, ADR, CG, etc.) should ideally be uppercase under future house style — see Section 13 for the proposed changes and the IMDb Starlight autofix rules that currently prevent uppercase submission.
Proper Nouns (must be capitalized anywhere in job text, including prefix)
Digital Domain, Lola, R2VFX Studios
Examples: -
VFX Supervisor→vfx supervisor-ADR mixer→adr mixer-Dneg compositor→DNEG compositor-digital domain artist→Digital Domain artist3. Suffix Casing (After Colon)
Text after the colon preserves its original case, except for known company/studio names which must match their canonical form exactly. See Section 8 for the full list.
Examples: -
compositor: framestore→compositor: Framestore-digital artist: industrial light & magic→digital artist: Industrial Light & Magic-vfx supervisor: dneg→vfx supervisor: DNEGSingle-word company names (e.g.
choir,cast,crowd) only match when they are the entire comma-separated segment — they won't flag inside longer phrases like "Pleasant Valley Youth Choir".4. Separator Rules
Ampersand vs "and"
Compound role pairs use
&, notand. The following pairs are standardized:Also: bare
texture lookdev→texture & lookdev.Slash Rules
In the prefix (before the colon): slashes become
&. -roto/paint artist→roto & paint artist-lighting/lookdev supervisor→lighting & lookdev supervisorExceptions preserved in the prefix:
i/o,and/or,ager / dyer.In the suffix (after the colon): slashes between lowercase words become
&. -electrician: second unit / action unit→electrician: second unit & action unit-driver: hair / makeup / wardrobe→driver: hair & makeup & wardrobe-musician: clarinet / sax→musician: clarinet & saxSlashes adjacent to uppercase text are preserved (company names, organization translations, language pairs).
Special Slash Forms
ager / dyerager/dyer,ager & dyer,ager and dyer,ager-dyer,agerdyer,dyer/ager,dyer and ageri/oi / o,i & oava/v,a / vNote:
ager / dyerrequires spaces around the slash — IMDb's auto-formatter rejects the no-space form.Dash Separator
A dash (
-) with no preceding colon becomes a colon:vfx supervisor - DNEG→vfx supervisor: DNEG.5. Abbreviation Expansions
Hyphenation and Compound Words
Based on the raw-data analysis of the full IMDb credit corpus. Each of these words has one dominant form by a factor of 5× or more.
Notes: - The
on setrule only fires when followed by a role noun (e.g. "on-set dresser", "on-set editor"). It will not rewrite prose uses like "on set of the film". - Theon linerule has the same restriction — only fires as a modifier, not in prose. - Double spaces inside a credit are collapsed to a single space (e.g.assistant director→assistant director).6. Dotted Acronyms
Remove dots from acronyms:
After dot-stripping, prefix acronyms are forced to lowercase where required (see Section 2). For example
V.F.X. Supervisornormalises toVFXvia the dotted rule, then Step 3 of the pipeline lowercases it in the prefix becausevfxis in the lowercase list — final form:vfx supervisor. In the suffix (after the colon), the uppercase form is preserved:compositor: V.F.X. Studio→compositor: VFX Studio.Also:
United Kingdom→UK,United States→US.7. Name and Role Formatting
Person Names After Roles
When a person's name follows a role word, separate with a colon:
assistant Tom Hanks→assistant: Tom Hankspersonal assistant Jane Smith→personal assistant: Jane Smithdriver Robert de Niro→driver: Robert de Nirostand-in John Doe→stand-in: John Doestunts Tom Hanks→stunts: Tom Hanksstunt double Jane Smith→stunt double: Jane SmithJohn Doe stand-in→stand-in: John Doe(reversed order)The name must start with an uppercase letter. Lowercase particles (de, van, von, di, le, la, el, del, dos, du, da, bin, al) are recognized between name parts.
This rule does NOT fire on phrases like "assistant to the producer" — only when followed by a proper name.
Duplicate/Dupe Credits
duplicate for Tom Hanks→duplicate: Tom Hanksdupe of Jane Smith→dupe: Jane SmithCountry-Prefix Casting
Move the country from prefix to suffix:
UK casting associate→casting associate: UKToronto casting director→casting director: TorontoAustralian casting→casting: AustralianCamera Unit Designations
Use single quotes, lowercase letter:
'a' camera"A" Camera,A camera,"a" camera,'A' Camera'b' cameraB camera,"B" camera'c' cameraC CameraQualification Stripping
director of photography: a.s.c.→director of photography8. Company Name Consolidations
Variant company names are normalized to a single canonical form:
Swapped Prefix/Suffix
When a company name is incorrectly used as the job prefix, swap it to the suffix:
The Third Floor Inc.: previz artist→previz artist: The Third Floor Inc.DNEG: compositor→compositor: DNEGFramestore: digital artist→digital artist: FramestorePixomondo: vfx artist→vfx artist: PixomondoCompuHire: production assistant→production assistant: CompuHireScanline VFX: compositor→compositor: Scanline VFXPanavision Specific
Optical Engineering / Lens Strategy, Panavision→optical engineering / lens strategy - Panavision0
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9. Duplicate Detection
Exact Duplicates
Same job text (case-insensitive) appearing twice on the same credit:
sound editor, Sound Editor— the duplicate is deleted.Bare + Qualified Duplicates
A bare job alongside a company-qualified version:
compositor, compositor: Framestore— the bare job is deleted. Exception: if the suffix contains "unit" (legitimate multi-unit roles), the bare job is kept.Post-Fix Duplicates
Two different raw texts that become identical after corrections:
VFX supervisor+vfx supervisorboth fix tovfx supervisor— the duplicate is deleted.Comma/Colon Separator Equivalence
IMDb's server-side
autofix_job_comma_to_colonrewritesrole, qualifier→role: qualifierat submission time when the text contains exactly one comma and no colon. Duplicate detection treats comma and colon as equivalent first-separators for comparison purposes only — stored text is not rewritten. This means"compositor, Framestore"and"compositor: Framestore"are detected as duplicates.10. Per-Title Company Consistency
When the same company appears in two or more canonical forms on the same title (e.g. some credits say
ILMand others sayIndustrial Light & Magic), the dominant form on that title is preferred.The following company groups are checked for consistency:
Not aliased (distinct entities that legitimately coexist on the same title): WETA FX / WETA Digital / WETA Workshop, ILM / ILM StageCraft, MPC / MPC Film / MPC Paris / MPC Visualization, Cinesite / Cinesite London / Cinesite Montreal / Cinesite Europe, Prime Focus / Prime Focus Film / Prime Focus India, DreamWorks / DreamWorks Animation / PDI/DreamWorks, Walt Disney Animation Studios / Walt Disney Studios, Pixar / Pixar Studio Team, Lola VFX / Lola Post Production, Sony Pictures Imageworks / Sony Pictures Imageworks India, Method Studios London / Method Studios Vancouver, DNEG / DNEG London / DNEG Vancouver / DNEG360 / Double Negative Singapore.
11. Canonical Company/Suffix Names
The following names must match exactly (case-sensitive) when they appear after a colon. This list includes studios, VFX houses, units, locations, instruments, editions, versions, countries, and other qualifiers.
Studios & VFX Houses
20th Century Fox, 20th Century Studios, 32TEN Studios, 4-Ward Productions, 4th Creative Party, Abbey Road Studios, AFX Studio, Air Studios, Alchemy 24, Alkemy X, Amalgamated Dynamics, Amalgamated Pixels, Amblin, AniBrain, Animal Logic, Apogee Inc., Apple, Assemblage Entertainment, Asylum, Asylum Visual Effects, Atomic Arts, Atomic Fiction, Automatik VFX, Axis Studios, Barnstorm VFX, Base FX, Baseblack, Basecamp, BBC Film, beloFX, BGI Supplies, BGI Supplies Ltd, BigHugFX, BLAAD Studios, BlackGinger, Blue Sky Studios, BlueBolt, Blueprint Pictures, Blur Studio, Boom Tracks, Boss Film Studios, BOT VFX, Boulderlight Pictures, Brainstorm Digital, Brave New World, BUF Compagnie, Buena Vista Visual Effects, C.O.R.E. Digital Pictures, Cadence Effects, CafeFX, Call the Cops, Cantina Creative, Capital T, Captive Audience, Cause and FX, Charli XCX, Cine Chromatix, Cinelab Film & Digital, Cinesite, Cinesite Europe, Cinesite London, Cinesite Montreal, Cinovation Studios, CIS Hollywood, CIS Vancouver, CJ Entertainment, CJ Powercast, Clear Angle Studios, Columbia Pictures, Comen VFX, Company 3, Company 3 London, CompuHire, ComputerCafe, CoSA VFX, Crafty Apes, Crater Studio, Crazy Horse Effects, Creature Shop, Cube Effects, Custom Film Effects, Cutting Edge, D-Bond, D-Box Technologies, D-Colors, Day for Nite, Dazzle Pictures, Deep Voodoo, DeLuxe, Deluxe Digital Cinema, Deluxe Toronto, Dexter Digital, DI4D, Digikore Studios, Digiscope, Digital Dimension, Digital Domain, Digital Domain 3.0, Digital Filmworks, Digital Frontier, Distillery VFX, DNEG, DNEG London, DNEG Vancouver, DNEG360, Dolby, Double Negative, Double Negative London, Double Negative Singapore, DR Movie, Dream Machine FX, Dream Quest Images, DreamWorks, DreamWorks Animation, Dupe VFX, Dupp Film, Eden FX, EDI Effetti Digitali Italiani, EFilm, El Ranchito, Element Pictures, Embassy Visual Effects, Entity FX, eOne, ESC Entertainment, Evil Eye Pictures, Exceptional Minds, Eyeline Studios, F/X Concepts Inc., Factory VFX, Fathom VFX, Film Finances, Film4, Filmgate, Filmnation Entertainment, Filmograph, Fin Design, Fin Design & Effects, Fine Line Music Service, Flash Film Works, Fly Studio, Folks VFX, Formosa Group, FotoKem, FotoKem Creative Services, Fractured FX, Frame by Frame, FrameFlow, Framestore, Framestore CFC, Framestore Pre-Production Services, Framestore-CFC, Frantic Films, Fuel VFX, Furious FX, FuseFX, Future Artists Entertainment, Future Associate, FX3X, Gener8, Gentle Giant Studios, Ghost VFX, Giant Killer Robots, Giant Studios, Goldcrest Post Production, Goodbye Kansas Studios, Gradient Effects, Halon Entertainment, Hammerhead, Hammerhead Productions, Head Gear, Head Gear Film, Herne Hill, Hybride, Hybride Technologies, Hydraulx, Icon Imaging, ILM, ILM StageCraft, Illusion Arts, Iloura, Image Engine Design, Imageworks India, Imaginarium Studios, Incessant Rain Studios, Industrial Light & Magic, Industrial Pixel VFX, Ingenuity Studio, Ingenuity Studios, Inspired Minority Pictures, Intelligent Creatures, Intelligent Creatures Inc., Ironhead Studio, Ironhead Studios, Jellyfish Pictures, Jim Henson's Creature Shop, Kelvin Optical, Kerner Optical, Kevin Yagher Productions, Kiwii SRL, Kleiser-Walczak, KM Effects, KNB EFX Group Inc., Kojo Studios, Labyrinth Cinematic Solutions, Lakeshore, Legacy Effects, Legend, Legend3D, Legendary Pictures, Level 256, Lidar Services, Lidar VFX, Light Iron, Lightworks, Lionsgate, Lola Post Production, Lola VFX, LOOK Effects, Lucasfilm, Luma Pictures, Luxo Café Pixar Studio Team, Mackinnon and Saunders, Magic Camera Company, Magic Lab, Main Road Post, Mammal Studios, Marvel Studios, Marza Animation Planet, Mathematic, Matte World Digital, Mavericks VFX, MELS, MELS Studios, Metaphysic, Meteor Studios, Method, Method Studios, Method Studios London, Method Studios Vancouver, MetroLight Studios, Mikros Animation, Milk VFX, Milk Visual Effects, Mill Film, Millennium Films, Millennium FX, Miramax, Mist VFX Studio, MODEfx, Modern VideoFilm, Modus FX, Mokko Studio, Molinare, Movie Measure, MPC Film, MPC Paris, MPC Virtual Production, MPC Visualization, Mr. X, Netflix, NetFX, New Deal Studios, Niche VFX, Nvizage, Nvizible, NY VFXWaala, Ollin Studio, Ollin VFX, One of Us, Open Slate VFX, OPSIS, Outpost VFX, OutSyders Technology, Pacific Title, Pacific Title and Art Studio, Pacific Title Digital, Panavision, Paramount Pictures, Park Road Post Production, Patrick Tatopoulos Designs, PDI/DreamWorks, Peerless, Peerless Camera Company, Perception, Perception Main Titles, Phosphene, Photon VFX, Picture Shop, Pinaka Studios, Pixar, Pixar Studio Team, Pixel Magic, Pixel Playground, Pixelloid Visual Effects, Pixomondo, POP Film, POSTRED, Postworks New York, Powerhouse VFX, Prana Studios, Prime Focus, Prime Focus Film, Prime Focus India, Prime Focus World, Prologue Films, Proof Inc, Propshop, Proteus Make-up FX, Quantum Creation FX, R!OT, R!OT Pictures, Rainmaker, Raw TV, Raynault VFX, Reactor VFX, Red Dog Culture House, ReDefine, Relativity Media, Reliance Entertainment, Reliance Mediaworks, Remote Control Productions, Renderman, RhinoFX, Rhythm & Hues, Rhythm & Hues Studios, RISE Visual Effects Studios, Rising Sun Pictures, Rodeo FX, Russell Crowe, Sandra Bullock, Saturn Rings VFX, Scanline VFX, Scarlet Letters, Screen Australia, Screen Queensland, Screen Scene, Screenskills, SDFX Studios, Searchlight Pictures, Secret Lab, SeeCubic, Shade VFX, Skywalker Sound, SlateVFX, Soho VFX, Sony Pictures Animation, Sony Pictures Imageworks, Soundtrack New York, SpaceCam, Spectral Motion, SPIN VFX, Spypost, Stage 23, Stan Winston Studio, Stargate Studios, Steadicam, Stereo D, StereoPictures 3D, Storm Studios, Studio Babelsberg, Studio Killy, StudioCanal, SuperAlloy Interactive, Suplex FX, Switch VFX, T2 Studio, Technicolor, Technicolor at Paramount, Technicolor Creative Services, Technocrane, Temprimental Films, Tempo Productions, Territory Studio, The Base Studio, The Embassy, The Farm, The Imaginarium Studios, The Loop Squad, The Mill, The Molecule, The Monk Studios, The Moving Picture Company, The Orphanage, The Russo Brothers, The Senate VFX, The Third Floor Inc., The Walt Disney Studios, The Yard VFX, The-Artery, Tinsley Studio, Tippett Studio, Tonic DNA, Toybox, Trace VFX, Trevanna Post, Trixter, Troll VFX, Ubisoft Digital Arts, Ufotable, Umedia, Union Visual Effects, Universal, Universal Pictures, Untold Studios, VFX Legion, Vic Screen, Video Image, VineFX, Vision Globale, VisionArt, Vitality Visual Effects, Walt Disney Animation Studios, Walt Disney Studios, Warner Bros, Warner Brothers, Wayfarer Studios, WETA, WETA Digital, WETA FX, WETA Workshop, Whiskytree, Wingnut Films, With a Twist Studio, Working Title, Working Title Films, Worldwide FX, Wylie, XY&Z Visual Effects, Yowza Animation, yU+Co, Zee Studios, Zero VFX, Zoic Studios
Units & Locations
2nd unit, 2nd unit dailies, 2nd unit Georgia, Abudhabi unit, action unit, additional unit, aerial unit, Alberta unit, Atlanta unit, Belgium unit, Berlin unit, Boston unit, Brazil unit, Canada unit, Canadian unit, Chicago unit, Croatia unit, Cyprus unit, Daytona unit, Detroit unit, drone unit, Egypt unit, France unit, French unit, Greek unit, Hawaii unit, Hungary unit, Iceland, Iceland unit, Icelandic unit, insert unit, Italy unit, Japan unit, LA unit, live action unit, London unit, Los Angeles, Los Angeles unit, main unit, Mexico unit, miniature unit, Moab unit, model unit, Morocco unit, New Jersey second unit, New Mexico unit, New Orleans, New York, New York unit, Norway unit, NY unit, O2 unit, Ohio unit, Palm Springs unit, Paris unit, plate unit, Prague unit, Puerto Rico unit, San Francisco unit, Scotland unit, second unit, second unit dailies, Sicilian unit, Spain unit, splinter unit, splinter unit DP, stunt unit, Tennessee crew, Thailand unit, Toronto unit, UK Crew, UK unit, underwater unit, United Kingdom/Scotland unit, Uruguay unit, US plate unit, US unit, Utah unit, Vancouver unit, Venice unit, VFX unit, visual effects motion control unit, visual effects unit, Washington D.C. unit
Descriptors & Roles
'a' camera main unit, 'b' camera main unit, 'b' camera second unit, 2D animation, 3D artist, additional, additional camera, additional music, additional photo & reshoots, additional photography, additional photography London, additional photography Toronto, additional photography UK, additional photography unit, additional photography unit UK, animation, animator, art department, background, background score, bass, bassoon, behind the scenes, business and legal affairs, camera, camera car, camera truck, cast, cast & crew screening, casting administration, cello, choir, clarinet, compositor, construction, counsel, cover, Creative Content, creature effects, credited, dailies, daily, data manager, day player, dayplayer, development, director, drums, editorial, end title sequence, ensemble, EPK and BTS, equipment, fabricator, flute, FX artist, greensman, guitar, harmonica, harp, honeywagon, horn, image mastering, Japanese, Kashmir, keyboards, lighting, lighting artist, line producer, main title sequence, main titles, marketing, marketing ad, matchmove artist, mercenary, motion capture, oboe, opening sequence, percussion, physical production, physical production finance, piano, pickups, post production, pre-production, prep, prep artist, principals, production, production assistant, production finance, production legal affairs, production technology, props, re-shoots, recruiting department, rigging, rigging tech, saxophone, set PA, singer, soloist, soprano, sound supervisor, Steadicam operator, stereo conversion, stereoscopic conversion, stunt double, stunts, synthesizer, technical support, technology, title sequence, trombone, trumpet, tuba, Underwater Testing, utility, vehicles, viola, visual development, visual effects, vocalist, Wescam camera, work experience
Music & Instruments
cornet, double bass, english horn, flugelhorn, french horn, guitars, timpani, trailer music, violin
Editions & Versions
1997 special edition, 20th Century Fox Fanfare, 3D re-release, 5.1 EX & ES remixes, Catalan version, Creature FX, Czech version, end titles, English, English dubbed version, English language version, English subtitles, English version, extended edition, French version, German version, Hindi version, IMAX version, Philippine version, redux, redux version, Spanish Latin-American version, Spanish version, special edition, US version
Countries
Abu Dhabi, Alberta, Amsterdam, Argentina, Arizona, Atlanta, ATL, Australia, Australian, Austria, Bahamas, Barcelona, Belgium, Berlin, Boston, Brazil, Budapest, Bulgaria, California, Canada, Canadian, Canary Islands, Chicago, China, Cleveland, Colombia, Connecticut, Croatia, Czech Republic, Delhi, Denmark, Detroit, Devon, Dominican Republic, Dubai, Dublin, East Coast, Europe, Florida, France, Georgia, German, Germany, Greece, Hawaii, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Iraq sequence, Ireland, Istanbul, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Jordan, LA, Las Vegas, London, Louisiana, Malaysia, Malta, Mexico, Miami, Michigan, Missouri, Montreal, Morocco, Mumbai, Munich, Namibia, Native Americans, Netherlands, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York City, New Zealand, Norway, NY, NYC, Ohio, Oregon, Orlando, Panama, Paris, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Prague, Puerto Rico, Romania, Rome, Russia, Sacramento, San Francisco, Savannah, Scotland, Seattle, Singapore, Slovakia, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Sydney, Tenerife, Texas, Thailand, Tokyo, Toronto, Tunisia, Turkey, U.S., UAE, UK, US, USA, Uruguay, Utah, Vancouver, Vienna, Zurich
Casting
For Key Casting, Sylvia Fay Casting
Other
crowd, fight team, loop group
12. API Display Mismatches
IMDb inserts spaces around
/in some job text fields when returning data, but the actual stored data (visible on the contribution correction form) does NOT have those spaces. This means the API showsi / obut the form showsi/o— corrections targeting these patterns are no-ops.These mismatches should be reported to IMDb for resolution. Until fixed, the auto-fix rules for these patterns have been removed from the tooling to avoid generating no-op edits.
i / oi/oa / va/vavF / X ConceptsF/X ConceptsIf IMDb resolves the API display issue, the stored data can then be corrected where genuine extra spaces exist.
13. Proposed Acronym Case Changes
IMDb silently lowercases the prefix of
creditedRolewhen it matches an entry in a per-category pattern list. This conflicts with our desired house style for acronyms and proper nouns that should preserve uppercase.The autofix operates on the prefix only (text before the first
:). It matches patterns case-insensitively and lowercases the entire matched portion. There is no acronym-awareness —VFX supervisorbecomesvfx supervisor,US castingbecomesus casting, etc.Desired Canonical Forms
We propose that the following should be allowed in uppercase in job prefixes, overriding IMDb's current auto-lowercase behaviour:
VFXvfxCGcgCGIcgiCFXcfxFXfxSFXsfxADRadrTDtdDITdit3D3d2D2dPApaHODhodAPapEPKepkBTSbtsCOVIDcovidUSusAVIDavidSteadicamsteadicamITitVPvpDOPdopAcronyms We Can Already Submit as Uppercase
These acronyms are not in any Starlight pattern list. Submitting them uppercase triggers only the acknowledgeable warning. The text passes through verbatim after acknowledgment.
EPKBTSHODAPPASFXCGICFXCOVIDAcronyms Blocked by Starlight (Need IMDb to Remove Pattern List Entries)
These acronyms are in Starlight's per-category pattern lists. Submitting them uppercase triggers the silent autofix which lowercases them back — the text is rewritten before storage with no warning. IMDb must remove the specific pattern list entries to allow uppercase.
Entries to Remove from
name_credit_credited_role_suggestions_visual_effects_department.json\bvfx supervisor\bVFX supervisor\bvfx artist\bVFX artist\bvfx editor\bVFX editor\bvfx producer\bVFX producer\bvfx compositor\bVFX compositor\bvfx coordinator\bVFX coordinator\bvfx\bVFX\bvfx production manager\bVFX production manager\bcg supervisor\bCG supervisor\bcg artist\bCG artist\bcg generalist\bCG generalist\bcg designer\bCG designer\bcg director\bCG director\bcg animator\bCG animator\bfx artist\bFX artist\bfx td\bFX TD\bpipeline td\bpipeline TD\blighting td\blighting TD\b3d artist\b3D artist\b2d artist\b2D artist\b3d animator\b3D animatorEntries to Remove from
name_credit_credited_role_suggestions_sound_department.json\badr mixer\bADR mixer\badr recordist\bADR recordist\badr editor\bADR editor\badr supervisor\bADR supervisor\badr engineer\bADR engineer\bsupervising adr editor\bsupervising ADR editor\badr director\bADR directorEntries to Remove from
name_credit_credited_role_suggestions_camera_department.json\bdit\bDIT\bd\.i\.t\.\bDIT(dotted form should not exist)\bsteadicam operator\bSteadicam operator\bsteadicam\bSteadicam\bsteadicam assistant\bSteadicam assistantEntries to Remove from
name_credit_credited_role_suggestions_casting_department.json\bus casting\bUS casting\badr voice casting\bADR voice castingEntries to Remove from
name_credit_credited_role_suggestions_animation_department.json\b2d animator\b2D animator\b3d animator\b3D animatorEntries to Remove from
name_credit_credited_role_suggestions_editorial_department.json\bavid editor\bAVID editorTotal: 38 Pattern List Entries to Remove
Removing these entries stops the silent auto-lowercase. After removal, submitting the uppercase form would trigger only the warning (acknowledgeable, text passes through verbatim) until IMDb's database accumulates enough uppercase instances that the warning stops firing and would no longer find a match once the uppercase form becomes dominant).
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