Hello, I'd like to get a documentary I made years ago listed but much of the information requested exists either in print or has been removed from the web. I have paper press articles, cinema programs, film poster etc. If I scan these, upload to DropBox and provide the files as links would this be acceptable for the submission criteria?
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It probably helps, but do you have the actual documentary? I mean screenshot(s) of the credits is always a good proof.
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Yes I have the film and could screenshot the credits. The bit I'm struggling with is gathering the evidence for the theatrical screenings.
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Yes, the release year is required, but I believe the exact date is not. But of course it's good to know.
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I know the date and the year. That's not a problem but the only thing I can find that's still online is an archived page of audience reviews from the Guardian Online.
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Just to be clear it's not a credit for myself I am trying to get listed it's the film itself.
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Have you filled out the form to submit the film?
http://www.imdb.com/help/show_leaf?newtitle_film
http://www.imdb.com/help/show_leaf?newtitle_film
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Yes and got to the point where URLs are required to be submitted to existing sites as proof of screenings/articles/reviews etc. The film had limited UK release in 2006 and apart from some audience reviews I can't find any existing references online. That's why I'm asking if scanned copies of print media uploaded to Dropbox would suffice.
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Yes cinema programs with the name of the film and screening times would suffice.
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