8 thoughts on “ [Uncredited] ”

1. Uncredited definition is - not credited; especially: not given credit, recognition, or acknowledgement: not named or acknowledged in the list of people contributing to a performance (as in a film). How to use uncredited in a sentence.

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2. Define uncredited. uncredited synonyms, uncredited pronunciation, uncredited translation, English dictionary definition of uncredited. adj. 1. Not having been credited, as on a ledger: an uncredited deposit. 2. Not having been accorded due recognition: an uncredited discovery.

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3. Credit definition, commendation or honor given for some action, quality, etc.: Give credit where it is due. See more.

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4. The Screen Actor's Guild sets certain required pay scales for actors. In some cases actors will agree to pay adjustments or a lack of credit as a favor to a friend directing the film (Robin Williams in Baron Munchausen) or just to have the chance to cameo in the film for fun.

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5. Sep 19,  · Uncredited definition: unaccounted | Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples.

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6. Another word for uncredited. Find more ways to say uncredited, along with related words, antonyms and example phrases at manesefaphadi.quepifolkfenkersdigeslitopssipekas.co, the world's most trusted free thesaurus.

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7. ‘The uncredited character in this film is Vegas itself, at times both a glittering wonderland, and a brutal wasteland.’ ‘There was a whole bunch of uncredited celebrity cameos in that one.’ ‘They can usually manage to figure out the writer credits on material that originally appeared without any and to identify uncredited artists.’.

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8. What does uncredited mean? The word uncredited next to a name means that the person did not receive an on-screen credit -- in other words, their name does not appear in the main or end titles of the film or show.. A typical example is when a famous actor has an unbilled cameo appearance in a film.. We do list uncredited work on a limited basis, provided it fulfills our eligibility criteria.

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