Correct order for Onscreen Credits. . .

I always find myself scrounging around, trying to find the proper order for Onscreen Credits for projects. . .

For a long time, whenever I had to do it, I'd always just google it. . .

. . . but I shall google NO MORE!  Here is the DEFINITIVE LIST, as per DGA/WGA Guidelines. . .

OPENING CREDITS

PRODUCTION COMPANY presents

a NAME LASTNAME production

a NAME LASTNAME film

"TITLE"

Lead Cast

Supporting Cast

Casting Director

Music Composer

Costume Designer

Associate Producers

Editor(s)

Production Designer

Director of Photography

Executive Producer

Producer

Writer(s)

Director

CLOSING CREDITS

Director

Writer(s)

Producer

Executive Producer

Lead Cast

Supporting Cast

Director of Photography

Production Designer

Editor(s)

Associate Producers

Costume Designer

Music Composer

Casting Director

***if you credited the above in the opening, closing credits begin here ***

Unit Production Manager

First Assistant Director

Second Assistant Director

Full Cast / Character List

Stunt Dept

Production Departments (Grip, Electric, Camera, Sound, Wardrobe, etc)

Post-Production Departments (Assistant Editors, Visual Effects, Colorist, etc)

Song Credits

Caterer

Title Designer

Special Thanks

Camera, Lenses and Equipment Makers

Location of Final Sound Mix ("Recorded at...")

Copyright ©

Disclaimer

THE DISCLAIMER

"PERSON'S NAME OR PRODUCTION COMPANY" is the author of this motion picture for the purpose of copyrght and other laws.

This motion picture is protected pursuant to the provisions of the laws of the United States of America and other countries. Any unauthorized duplication, distribution and/or exhibition of this motion picture may result in civil liability and criminal prosecution.

Characters and incidents portrayed and the names herein are fictitious, and any similarity to the name, character or history of any person is entirely coincidental and unintentional.

No animals were harmed in the making of this film.

(Shamelessly stolen from HERE)

FCPX Touchscreen Demo

FCP X Touch Screen Demo from Jason Rose on Vimeo.

Where do I put FCP Plugins Again?

I can never remember where to put FCP plugins to install them. . . so I found this handy guide.  

For the original post, click here.

Big Ol' Bunch o' Links. . .

Here's a collection of links to stuff that I would have posted on this blog, had I been updating regularly. . . enjoy.

4 Simple Mac Maintenance Tips (from OS X Daily)
Things You Should Expect If You Start Freelancing and How to Prepare Yourself(from Lifehacker)
Why Videos Go Viral(from Gizmodo)
Reasons Behind the Demise of Kodak(from /.)



Top 10 Ways to Make the Best of an Old, Crappy Computer(from Lifehacker)
HD Monitor Calibration - SMPTE, ARIB, and White Balance



Order Off the Secret Menu at Starbucks (and Other Coffee Shops) for Better, Cheaper, or More Powerful Drinks
Improve the Quality of Enlarged Images with These Photoshop Tips (from Lifehacker)
USB 3 on a Mac

Editing Rig.

this is my Editing Rig, circa 2011.

Here's a brief list of some of what's there:

• 27" 3.2 Ghz Intel i3 iMac
• 32" Memorex TV
• Ancient LCD
• DSR-11 DV Deck
• Trinitron Broadcast CRT
• Mimo USB Monitor

There's a bunch of other stuff hiding in there (Hell Yeah, Nintendo Wii!!), but I don't really remember what they are. So Yeah.

"Coming Home." by Aksel Stasny

Coming Home. from Aksel Stasny on Vimeo.

Coming Home.
a film by Aksel Stasny

"A forgotten father returns to his past home to pressure his only daughter into forgiving him."

cominghome-shortfilm.com


Cast:
Father SHANNON BAKER 
Daughter KATE JARRAH

Crew:
producer ALENKA SLAVINEC & AKSEL STASNY 
co-producer CERTAIN WAY STUDIOS, INC. 
director AKSEL STASNY 
written by TEACE SNYDER
cinematography ALANNA GLADSTONE
editor MIKE MAZZOTTA
special thanks to VOJTECH JASNY


Production Notes:
Location is set in Scarsdale, Upstate New York
We shot on the Panasonic HVX 200, exclusively with available light.

This is my life.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SgXUh1HrYOw&feature=player_embedded

Editing Rig.