Honest question. Why at the end of the films there is always a long list of all the people who were working on it? Like I understand the main actors and directors but I don't need to know that Judy Smith was responsible for making coffee and Nancy McBurger for blowing the camera man. I get no information on who was a constructor of my fridge or who produced the toilet paper I wipe my ass with. Even with radio auditions/podcasts we only get to know name of the hosts. So why is that?
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you dumb fricker.
Short hair Nancy from Accounting? Daaamn, she's got that necc. Lucky guy
you're attracted to transwomen in film but your ego is too big to admit it
is the same mentality as giving participation trophy for finishing 9th.
That's not for you, only a marvel moron would stay in the theater reading the whole credits, waiting for an after credits scene promoting the next slop
do you not want credit for something you have worked on?
oh yeah, not happened yet.
okay, but it can be posted online or in the cinema in a brochure or in some other form. Do you imagine that every time you close your browser you get the list of all of the programmers that worked on it?
You can leave or shut off the movie instead. No one is making you watch anything.
>I sit and watch all the credits getting angry
you have permission to stop watching, my autistic friend.
obviously I don't watch it, but was wondering about this phenomenon. Like I get paid for my work and that's it. Why can't they be treated like that?
because spending 6 months of your life contributing to creating a piece of art is a little different to flipping a cheeseburger
>piece of art
More like piece of shit
No one should get credited for working on goyslop
Show us one of your poopy drawings on the bathroom stall wall and I'll gladly give you some form of artistic credit. You don't have to be jealous of others that are pretty much doing the same.
we will never know the name of the author of this masterpiece for example, and it's totally fine
>We Will Never Know the Name of the Author of This Masterpiece for Example, and This is NOT OKAY (Here's Why)
I fix conveyor belts and my name isn't on any of them
Have you ever made one?
Movie industry is so far up their own asses they think everyone should know the name of everyone involved in a movie production
dumb frogposter
I read somewhere that not all VFX artists get their name in the credits.
moronic ESL sage
>too dumb to contribute to the thread
>"moronic ESL sage"
lmao
When I would go to the theater with my parents we would sit through the credits and point out funny sounding names.
now that is based. I have never went with my parents to the theater thoughever
I knew a girl who worked as a caterer for film sets and she would refer to herself as though she was helping make the film.
>Why at the end of the films there is always a long list of all the people who were working on it?
simple, it legitimizes everyone's work and their time.
next question bucko
no one asks you to read the ingredients on your cereal, go ask stupid questions somewhere else mcstupidhead
Hey how did you know he was irish?