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What is the credits page?

The end credits page that ships with every Studio, how the order works, who builds it, and how to add credits after launch.

Written by Andrea Torres

Every Studio carries an end credits page. It is modeled on film credits: everyone involved in the music first, then the executives who brought the project to life. It comes with the Studio. It is not an add on you have to ask for.

How the order works

The music comes first: the people whose work is on the record. Then come the executives who brought the project to life. The order is the point of the page: it puts the people who made the music at the top, the way a film does.

How it gets built

Your EVEN team builds the credits page as part of configuring the Studio, from the credits you supply. Like the rest of the site, the design comes from the release's creative rather than a stock layout, and custom work is available where the campaign calls for it. Every Studio is configured to its rollout, with modules switched on or off to suit the campaign, and the credits page is there regardless of which other modules you run.

Keeping it current

Credits arrive late sometimes, and names get spelled wrong. Content on a Studio site can change while the campaign is live, so additions and corrections can still go on the page after launch. Send them to your EVEN team in the shared campaign thread.

Where it sits

The credits page lives on the Studio site with the rest of the modules, on the artist's domain. The site is built mobile first, and on recent campaigns 97% of traffic was mobile, so assume the page is being read on a phone.

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