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I have two questions relating to contributions:1. Do companies that support productions count under production companies or miscellaneous companies? Like, say, if a movie has “filmed with the support of New York State Governor’s Office of Motion Picture & Television Development,” where would that go

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The Unit Production Assistant position is actually part of the Locations department on a film, but IMDB currently has it categorized as Miscellaneous Crew. Now that IMDB has added a Locations Management category it would be more appropriate to move the Unit Production Assistant category under Locati

Please add a Set Decoration member credits tab so we don't have to add our credits to the Art Department member tab ..For instance, an Assistant Set decorator would be hired by the Set Decorator not the Production Designer or the Art Director...

Does anybody else find it strange that there is no classification for the Grip Department in the crew listing on a Film or TV Show? The Grips are found in a category of Camera and Electric. While Grips work closely with the Camera and Electric departments, they are a separate and well recognized dep

I find it really frustrating that there are still major departments that are listed as "other crew" on the IMDb credits. I get that there are some departments that are small like Environmental or Franchise and harder to categorise so they would get put in there but for departments like Production or

A few years back, I helped advise on the formerly miscellaneous crew job positions that needed to be migrated into the new location management category, but I noticed today that we missed a major one. Could you please assist now with moving "film commissioner" (and all of its iterations, such as "fi

It still baffles me how the team in the Production Management Department - those that do all the hiring of equipment, obtain Certificates of Insurance, deal with Auto Loss and Worker's Compensation, Production Rep[orts, legalities, budgets and are usually having to be the kicked in the dirt undermin

I appreciate that IMDB is primarily a movie/tv dbase, but it does have support for, and a LOT of entries of, Video games. However whilst there is a lot of crossover job roles for departments, there are a lot of roles that just have to get lumped into 'additional crew' which seems a bit of a shame an

We, as Set Decorators, and those who work with us in our (own unique) department, would like to be separate from the Art Department. The Set Decorator, as a department head, makes his or her own hiring decisions and our crew members should be grouped with us, please.