- 0:05 Credits is the body of your work, and it may be the biggest part of your website.
- 0:09 Add every project you have been part of, however small.
- 0:20 Only the title, project and dates are required, but the director and the category are worth adding, because that is what people search on.
- 0:29 Anything you would rather not show can be hidden rather than deleted.
- 0:37 Add them all.
Credits: Your Credits
This may be the biggest part of your website. Here you should add the list of all the projects that you were a part of. We recommend adding all projects, no matter how small. If you do not want the project to show on your website, you can always hide it, but if you then want to build a resume with an option to show this project, you will be able to do so. Populate all fields to the best of your ability, but if you do not know something, just leave it blank. The only mandatory fields are "Title / Role", "Project" and "Dates", but we recommend at least adding the director's name and the category of the project.
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Credits is the body of your work, and it may be the biggest part of your website. Add every project you have been part of, however small. Title, project, category, role, billing and the dates. Only the title, project and dates are required, but the director and the category are worth adding, because that is what people search on. Anything you would rather not show can be hidden rather than deleted. It stays on file, and it is still there when you build a resume. Add them all. You can always take one off the site later, but you cannot list a job you never wrote down.