Titles
- Adding a new title
- How can I add a new episode to a TV series?
- Title formatting
- IMDb New Title Submission FAQs
- Title corrections
- Title eligibility
- How do I correct the title name?
- Alternate titles (AKAs)
- Submitting an In-Development Film / TV show
- How do I add a project that's still in production/development?
- How can I provide additional evidence for eligibility of a new title?
- Submitting a completed Film / TV show
- Submitting a Video Game
- Submitting podcasts, commercials or music videos
- Submitting a web series or online video
- Alternate versions
- How can I merge two titles?
- How to get your title listed
- Episode Guidelines
- How do I change the end year of a series?
- Filming locations
- Production status
- Release dates
- Can I submit data for an unreleased/unfinished film?
- Plots
- Running times
- Certificates
- Sound mix
- Taglines
- Keywords
- Genres
- Languages
- Countries
- Technical data
- Movie connections
- I submitted a new title, but cast/crew credits are missing. Why?
- Why don't you have a 'buy' or 'watch' link for a title?
- When will the new title I added appear on IMDb?
- Why does IMDb say 'No existing data' when I try to update a TV-series?
- Quotes
- Trivia
- Goofs
- Crazy credits
- Links to external sites
- Soundtracks
- Parental Guide
- Title FAQ
- Business: IMDbPro only
Crazy credits
Crazy Credits are unusual things shown during a production's credits:
These may be additional scenes, or more often they are funny messages hidden in the credits themselves.
This is not the place to record errors in the credits, or unamusing variations over the course of a TV series, or normal information such as company names (unless perhaps the company name is particularly amusing).
In many animated movies, there is a list in the credits labeled "Production Babies", which are lists of the first names (only) of the babies born to staff while the film was being made. Production Babies should be added to the crazy credits section.
We do not accept "in memory of" (or similar credits) in this section.
Verbatim credits should be listed inside quotes, with some context. e.g.:
The closing credits include some unusual job titles: "Garett Grant .... Moose wrangler Fred Washington .... Guy who washed the cars"
Tracking your contribution
You can now track the status of your Crazy Credits submission and if it has not been approved, we'll tell you the reason why.
If you are using the mobile apps, mobile website or desktop website you can access this feature via the 'Track your contribution' button, which has been added to the submission email receipt. Additionally, if you are using the desktop website, you can also use the 'Track Contribution' button now found in your contribution history page.
Clicking this button will take you to IMDb Contributor, our new contribution specific site where you will be shown the status of your request.
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