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Role Credit on IMDb v IMDbPro
I had a small role in a soon-to-be-released film in which I'm not yet credited because, as per the director, he couldn't find my IMDb page to link to. I'm not a professional actor, and so don't have an industry profile, on IMDb or anywhere else. But I'd like to have the credit on the off-chance I may get future work from it. Do I need a Pro page to proceed, or will a standard page suffice? Hoping for a standard/free page v. paying for a Pro listing, because, again, I'm not really active in the industry; just happened to luck into the role. Should something more come of it, then I'd upgrade with an eye towards increasing my opportunities, validating the cost of Pro page. Thoughts?
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Ozzy
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17 days ago
Hi @DAShepherd_2,
You won't need an IMDbPro Premium subscription to do this. You can yourself to IMDb by following the steps in our Help guide. However, if you did want to add an image to your IMDb page, you would need an IMDbPro Premium subscription. For more information on which IMDbPro subscription is right for you, please see our comparison guide.
I hope this helps!
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gromit82
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17 days ago
DAShepherd: On a side note, please tell people not to work for that director. It sounds like he was just making excuses because he didn't want to list you in the credits.
You didn't need to be listed in IMDb already to get your name included in the credits of the film. It's more the other way around. A person is eligible for listing in IMDb if they have their name in the credits of an IMDb-listed film, television show, etc.
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