I'm putting together my credits for a film I've recently made. I'm just wondering if anyone knows the standard practice for crediting people in a couple of situations:
1. the location sound was recorded by two people - each did an equal number of days on the project. One of the recordists work makes up 95% of the final film (not because he was a better sound recordist, but because much of the film was reshot, and also a bit of a coincidence). So, are they both credited as sound recordist equally? Also, just out of curiosity, let's say the recordist who only recorded 5% of the film's dialogue actually had none of his work included in the film - would he still get a credit?
2. The DP did everyday except one, does this mean when I credit the DP both of their names will have to be there?
1. the location sound was recorded by two people - each did an equal number of days on the project. One of the recordists work makes up 95% of the final film (not because he was a better sound recordist, but because much of the film was reshot, and also a bit of a coincidence). So, are they both credited as sound recordist equally? Also, just out of curiosity, let's say the recordist who only recorded 5% of the film's dialogue actually had none of his work included in the film - would he still get a credit?
2. The DP did everyday except one, does this mean when I credit the DP both of their names will have to be there?
