Introducing the IMDb API!

• Hands-on support. As you integrate and test with the API, you’ll get tailored support from IMDb technical staff
• Simplified data structure. JSON payloads (no more XML!)
• One call, all data. You only need to make calls to a single URL (no more messing around with URL parameters or concatenating parameters)
• Get only what you need. Just request the fields you want, get back what you requested. No more over-fetching or under-fetching
• Multiple entities in one request. Request data for multiple titles/names in the same query (e.g. runtimes for all episodes in a series, or major awards for a specific list of films/actresses)
• Use what we use. Consume the same data that’s powering both the IMDb website and mobile apps.
• Industry-standard solutions. IMDb APIs use well-established (and secure) AWS services (e.g. APIG) and not proprietary APIs. This comes with lots of documentation and examples, and makes it easier to find solutions to common problems.

We’ve put together a few resources here to help you familiarize yourself with the new product and get the most out of your participation.

Documentation

Getting Access to the IMDb API
Calling the IMDb API
Sample Queries
GraphQL Overview

AWS Documentation

Signing AWS API Requests
Creating and activating AWS accounts
Data Exchange Documentation
Identity Access Management
Data Exchange FAQs