About Us - Editorial Standards

Verification Standards

All credits must appear on-screen, as part of the project's opening or end credit sequence. Upon credit submission, please provide verification. We accept credits from the following sources: press kits, publicity materials and official websites. We also accept other forms of verification including pay stubs or similar documents indicating person or company involvement with a production listed in our database. Due to this policy, IMDb or other user-generated online databases are not accepted forms of verification.

Please note: while we will make every effort, we can not guarantee that all updates will be added to our database.

Our Film Scope

Our scope for film projects includes:

• Completed features that have or intend to receive domestic theatrical distribution or have screened at 2 or more major domestic/international film festivals
• Features in development through post-production that are set up at production companies or studios and are intended for domestic theatrical distribution
• Foreign features that have received or will receive domestic theatrical distribution or have screened at 2 or more major international film festivals
• Feature-length documentaries with domestic theatrical distribution attached or have screened at 2 or more major film festivals
• Award-winning short films (festival winners, Oscar nominated), shorts receiving theatrical distribution or feature prevalent talent

Out of scope projects include:

• straight-to-video/DVD projects
• shorts/documentaries without festival screenings or distribution
• foreign features without domestic theatrical distribution or major festival screenings

Our Television Scope

Our scope for television projects include:

• Original broadcast network series, specials, TV movies, miniseries and limited series including reality shows that air in primetime
• Major cable network projects with a focus on scripted projects (TV Series, Movies, Mini’s, and limited series) and most reality shows that fit the genres that are a part of our broadcast coverage (competition shows, documentary shows, etc)

Out-of-scope projects include:

We make exceptions for select syndicated series and other programming considered "buzz-worthy" by our editorial staff.