Sentence examples for title credit from inspiring English sources

But the first indication that Weegee's ambitions might not be realized came when the movie adaptation of his book appeared, titled "Mark Hellinger's 'Naked City,' " with no marquee or title credit for the photographer.

Keith Jarrett's longtime trio partners, the bassist Gary Peacock and the drummer Jack DeJohnette, get to share in the title credit on the new album Always Let Me Go: Live in Tokyo (ECM).

As the drama progresses, things become more self-absorbed; Eisenstein may get the title credit, but it's Greenaway's trademark baroque preoccupations that are the true focus of the film.

In the absence of a proper title, credit does exist, but it's expensive.

Panel data sets gathered in Honduras and Nicaragua are used to compare title, credit, and land access patterns before and after the reforms.

In reality, he is the director's right-hand person on all things technical, providing direction, vision and resources to all the technical teams on the film, which explains why he gets a shiny title credit front and center as soon as the film ends.

The title credits roll over a scene of condensed, symbolic wishing: Hollywood as dream factory.

Since then, the title credits have been dominated by names like George Meyer, Al Jean, John Swartzwelder, Jon Vitti, Ian Maxtone-Graham and Mike Scully.

As the title credits roll in "Fordson: Faith, Fasting, Football" — a documentary about Fordson High School's football team, whose ranks are drawn from the predominantly Arab population of Dearborn, Mich.

It's first used in the film's main title credits, of course, setting the scene in the turbulent times of the Risorgimento.

Even the song playing during the title credits — "Feel It All Around," by Washed Out — is lazy, moving at molasses speed.