Data Issues & Policy Discussions

Why is there only one category called "Sound Department" rather than a separation between production sound and post-production sound? These two aspects are hugely different and each field contains a wide variety of unique job titles. For instance:Production Sound - Sound Mixer, Boom Operator, Sound

Dear IMDB Community,I know this question has been asked many times over the years, has there been any update on being able to order Producing Credits in this section please? My key Executive Producer who has put most money and has had responsibility in the film is currently at the end of the Produc

There is a "Special Effects" section under Company Credits, but not "Visual Effect". These two categories often get confused for each other, but are very different. Can you please add a "Visual Effects" section under Company Credits please?

I didn't really know where to suggest this, but since all the types of potentially unsuitable scenes for certain age groups are being stated, can the time frames be stated as well so that the scenes can be skipped? It shouldn't be problematic because the scenes are identified after watching the whol

Viewers have a right to know if we are supporting actors who have a history of sexually predatory behavior. Including everything but this information effectively contributes to and tacitly supports rape culture.

It would be helpful if TV shows Fargo, American Horror Story, and True Detective had separate pages from season to season. It's hard to find someone in a current season's cast when all cast members are lumped together.

I recently discovered a review posted to a movie, that based on the review's contents, was actually reviewing a different (but similarly named) movie.I clicked "Report this", but the best I could using the IMDb reporting interface was was to click the "Not Relevant" radio button. I had to post on t

PLEASE CREATE A PROPER CATEGORY FOR SCRIPT CLEARANCES !

For this series episode https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7693544/fullcredits the writing credits using "normal" view look like this:But in reference view https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7693544/reference you have this picture:Is there a reason why the "developed by"-credits are now displayed as "(creator)

Currently, if over 5 positions are skipped, IMDb displays the rest of the cast as "rest of the cast in alphabetical order". This is a terrible way of handling data for many reasons.There are plenty of animation shows that credit regular casts and then have additional voices where the regular cast me