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All student producers should add a copy of final credits to their production notebooks.\nTitles must be of a readable font and must be listed in the order specified below and as follows:\nMain Title for All Productions: (5 seconds max.)\n(Main title must be white font on black background)\nA North Carolina School of the Arts\nSchool of Filmmaking\nStudent Production\nOrder of Title Cards at Head of Picture\nOR - ORDER OF CREDITS AT TAIL OF PICTURE\n(Not in addition to, but in place of. Principal credits can be listed only once.)\nList all cast, crew and other credits and acknowledgements. No joke names or credits will be permitted. No cast should be credited if not playing speaking roles; extras should not be credited. Please make sure that all businesses and individuals that have donated goods or services receive proper credit, and that their names are spelled correctly. No more than 100 lines will be permitted, and all lines must be in a readable font of a reasonable size. No exceptions will be made as to the length of the end crawl. Be careful not to promise screen credit to individuals or businesses if you are not positive it will be approved, or that you have room in which to include it.\nADDITIONAL CREW\nADDITIONAL CREW\nEnd Title Crawl (:60 max)\nFinal Credits\nThe following must be added to the end of the crawl as relevant to the production. This especially applies to Fourth Year productions:\nFilm Processing By\nFOTOKEM\nPicture Edited On\nFINAL CUT PRO\nor\nAVID XPRESS PRO\nAudio Posted On\nPROTOOLS\nThe persons and events in this film are fictitious.\nAny similarity to actual persons or events is purely unintentional.\nThis motion picture is protected under the laws of the United States and other countries. Unauthorized duplication, distribution or exhibition may result in civil liability and criminal prosecution.\nFinal Card\nProduced at the School of Filmmaking\nCopyright (2008) (or year produced)\nNorth Carolina School of the Arts\nNOTE:  Faculty members should not be credited in main or end titles as a matter of policy and practice within the school.  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