I tried to correct three producer credits for episodes of The Name of the Rose to the on-screen credit of "produced by" with "a.p.t." as the attribute as I assume this is an Italian equivalent of the PGA. It was accepted for a few episodes but not all.
(Maybe, this is a misunderstanding by me. I thought all guilds were acceptable for attributes for producers but the guide only talks about P.G.A.)
Can someone explain why it was accepted on some episodes but not others and whether other guilds are eligible for attributes?
The submissions were: 190718-140617-546000, 190718-140741-718000, and 190718-140903-291000
See the picture below as to the onscreen credit.
(Maybe, this is a misunderstanding by me. I thought all guilds were acceptable for attributes for producers but the guide only talks about P.G.A.)
Can someone explain why it was accepted on some episodes but not others and whether other guilds are eligible for attributes?
The submissions were: 190718-140617-546000, 190718-140741-718000, and 190718-140903-291000
See the picture below as to the onscreen credit.
Adrian, Champion
Posted 12 months ago
Elizabeth, Employee
Adrian, Champion
See the pages of Carlo Degli Esposti, Matteo Levi and Nicola Serra.
It seems odd to me that you would accept one guild and not the others since P.G.A. is specifically American.
Like I said in the original posts, some of the contributions were accepted and some were not and I really don't understand why.
Andre
But, the (lowercase!) "p.g.a."-marker is not a guild attribute, but a "certification mark awarded by the PGA only for certain producers" and it is eligible for inclusion.
Please see the submission guide for a detailed explanation.
https://help.imdb.com/article/contribution/filmography-credits/producers/G4ZQC6Z8XV2P8ZZX
I hope this helps.