Two years ago I composed a new orchestral score for Nosferatu, which has been performed live twice, a computer generated version is online, and it’s about to be performed live three more times.
Does this qualify for an IMDB listing and, if so, how does it get added?
Thanks
Does this qualify for an IMDB listing and, if so, how does it get added?
Thanks
Posted 2 years ago
Dan Dassow, Champion
I can.
It’s the same movie but, as is often the case with silent movies, i have written a brand new full-length orchestral soundtrack that has been screened and performed publicly.
It’s the same movie but, as is often the case with silent movies, i have written a brand new full-length orchestral soundtrack that has been screened and performed publicly.
Okay. Where did it screen? When did it screen? Is there an official moniker or official designation that describes the version in question? Please share here an image of the part of the on-screen credits where your name is mentioned and the music is attributed to you.
Col Needham, Official Rep
This credit is not eligible, sorry. Please see https://help.imdb.com/article/contribution/filmography-credits/i-worked-on-a-title-but-did-not-recei... and specifically:
If you have an IMDb name page already, you may list the work in your "Other Works" section, please see https://help.imdb.com/article/contribution/names-biographical-data/biographical-data-guidelines/GMT9...
You may also add details of this new release of the film to its Alternate Versions section, noting your score and including a link to your name page if you have one, please also see https://help.imdb.com/article/contribution/titles/alternate-versions/GB7UDDKCAAVFXCXH
For a general guide to adding / updating information, please see https://help.imdb.com/contribution
We do not list these credits unless the person has received an on-screen credit for his work in the original version of the title.
If you have an IMDb name page already, you may list the work in your "Other Works" section, please see https://help.imdb.com/article/contribution/names-biographical-data/biographical-data-guidelines/GMT9...
You may also add details of this new release of the film to its Alternate Versions section, noting your score and including a link to your name page if you have one, please also see https://help.imdb.com/article/contribution/titles/alternate-versions/GB7UDDKCAAVFXCXH
For a general guide to adding / updating information, please see https://help.imdb.com/contribution
Fab, thank you. That is perfect. I just wondered if it was possible.
Nikolay Yeriomin (Mykola Yeromin), Champion
Just to clarify, credited versions are eligible, though? Because I think attributes for score of Bronenosets Potemkin (1927) by Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe need to be updated. There is indeed, a (very notable and known) version where they are credited, but so far they have an entry in their filmographies which predates their birthdays and there's not attribute to explain that.
Michelle, Official Rep
Hi Robert -
To clarify here, this would be considered a "version" credit, though please note that we are not currently accepting these credit types. I understand that you have provided new orchestral scores to several silent films, while you cannot list a credit for this work, you can alternatively add trivia items to these titles mentioned the new score version and release details. Cheers!
To clarify here, this would be considered a "version" credit, though please note that we are not currently accepting these credit types. I understand that you have provided new orchestral scores to several silent films, while you cannot list a credit for this work, you can alternatively add trivia items to these titles mentioned the new score version and release details. Cheers!
Thank you.
