Updates to IMDbPro resume data additions

Hi there.  Regarding my resume, I am unable to edit existing data in the additional credits section.  I only have the option to add a new credit.  I cannot modify or delete a project that is currently listed.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks.

I cant add anything in there anymore, actors credits projects etc. I just send a complain about it earlier today, I do think as paying members we should have more explanations for a SHUT DOWN of "IMDBs major purpose" (adding credits) !
 

Thankyou for your feedback.  We’re always listening to our users and willcontinue to take this feedback into consideration as we evolve our site.

I hope so.  Typically, as actors, the roles we book as we gain more work are roles of increasing importance.  By not having the option to move new entries at all -never mind to the top - your current structure creates more "paperwork" in having to completely re-enter our entries.

Seriously, I am stunned that this ability is not available. EVERY site that allows you to enter resume items allows you to control the order. (Including IMDB until this "improvement"). Please don't insult us by telling us that you've improved something when what you've actually done is made it virtually useless. At least, when we add a new item, give us the ability to put it at the top or bottom of the list. I don't know anyone who would want a new credit placed on the bottom of a list. The decision to use that as the default is exceedingly dumb.

Ditto.  I am equally pissed about this new "improvement." 

Hi Lee, thank you forbeing a member.  Please submit your credits via our “official credits”contribution process for your film, TV, video, and video game work.  Thiswill allow these verified credits to show up across both IMDb and your IMDbProresume.  You can still add new resume credits for your other projects suchas commercials, theater, etc.

This is unhelpful, We want to submit UNOFFICIAL credits for film and tv as we were able to do before your 'improvement'.

I fully agree.  Does IMDb really not understand that each and every film, television and video project cannot be submitted as an official credit?  For example, the USC School of Cinematic Arts - the #1 film school in the world - does not even allow their student filmmakers to post student shorts and features to IMDb.  But each year, there are still scores and scores of such projects produced and disseminated.  They are seen at Sundance, win student academy awards, etc.  IMDb seems to be suggesting that such projects do not even count any more.  Believe me, those filmmakers and the actors and actresses appearing in such (like my daughter) still work very hard on such projects and deserve to be able to list their own credits on their own IMDb resumes.  Plus... for many other reasons, not all filmmakers submit officially.  Actors, actresses and crew members cannot just arbitrarily decide to submit new titles if the filmmakers choose not to or somehow are not even allowed to do so. IMDb now apparently wants to alter the way that it has operated for years and now all of a sudden wants to declare that only film, tv and video projects submitted to IMDb and verified by IMDb can count and be listed on OUR own resumes.  Sure... we can list all the commercials and theatre projects we want... but IMDb now wants to claim exclusive dominion over film, tv and video???  Well, IMDb, that is absurd... and you really need to undo this nonsense and quickly.  You are treating your own paying clients... us - those who have IMDb Pro accounts unfairly.

In quite a few countries IMDb is not commonly used by filmmakers. As an actor, you should nonetheless be able to enter your performance into the database. Episodes are another problem. Not all filmmakers create episode pages, and as an actor I don't have the info, often I don't even know which episode(s) I'm in.

Fixed? I like your optimism. The design clearly is intended to reduce input (and maintenance) from all of us "paying" pesky users...

I don't believe this IMDb issue will be fixed. In fact, I believe this is their preferred method now; just like Google, Wikipedia, et al., they want to own and aggregate ALL film data from now on. This does two things for them: it allows them to be a more comprehensive database, and it weeds out any unverified films which could be fake. But it leaves people like us without an option... Misty: as an actor, I admit to having added new, verified films to IMDb to add to my credits (and to others who were involved in the production). It's not my responsibility and it certainly could be considered stepping on toes, but I can list dozens upon dozen of collaborative projects wherein I never received my copy of the footage, photos, or even my payment... It's a dog-eat-dog industry, and you've got to take care of #1. Do what you feel is right. IMDb has made this unfortunate change intentionally, and it doesn't look like they're going back (they're not even making themselves available to have a dialogue with us!). Very frustrating, indeed.

I'm facing the same problem. I couldn't agree with you more! 

Yes. Please allow us to input unverified film credits to our resume as we did in the past.  Not all directors post on IMDb, sadly, so I do not expect these credits to go on the verified page, but like other credits which ARE allowed unverified on our resume, our film credits should go on our resume as well.

Agree.... but not gonna happen. The I in IMDB now is for Intransigent....

Unfortunately, it's true -- IMDb will not put this feature back on their system -- nor do they monitor these conversation threads.