Title: The Creed
Content: Producers – Brown Bannister (Tracks 1-10); Tedd T. (Tracks 1, 7 & 9); Charlie Peacock (Tracks 6 & 10). ; Executive Producer – Brad O'Donnell ; Recording Engineers – Steve Bishir (Tracks 1-5 & 8); Damon Riley and Tedd T. (Tracks 1, 7 & 9); Richie Biggs (Tracks 6 & 10). ; Assistant Engineers – Hank Nirider (Tracks 2-5 & 8); Kevin Pickle (Tracks 6 & 10). ; Strings on Tracks 2, 5, 6 & 10 recorded by Steve Bishir, assisted by Rupert Coulson. ; Drum recording on Track 9 – Allen Salmon ; Mixing – Chris Lord-Alge (Tracks 1, 2 & 
Title: Creed (soundtrack)
Content: Production ; Ludwig Göransson – composer, producer ; Bill Conti – original material ; Jasper Randall – choir conductor / choir contractor Technical ; Joe Shirley – technical score engineer ; Ronald J. Webb – music editor ; Chris Fogel – music scoring mixer ; John W. Chapman – score mix assistant Orchestration ; Pete Anthony – conductor ; Erik Arvinder – orchestrator ; Jeff Atmajian – orchestrator ; Luke Flynn – music preparation ; Mark Graham – head of music preparation ; Tom Hardisty – music scoring recordist ; Gabe Hilfer – music supervisor ; Riley Hughes – music preparation ; Jacob Nathan – music coordinator ; Victor Pesavento – music preparation ; Peter Rotter – orchestra contractor ; Henri Wilkinson – orchestrator ; Joe Zimmerman – music preparation   
Title: The Creed
Content:  Steve Bishir (Tracks 4 & 8); F. Reid Shippen (Track 5); David Thoener (Tracks 6 & 10); Tedd T. and Chuck Zwicky (Tracks 7 & 9). ; Mix Assistants – Keith Armstrong (Tracks 1, 2 & 3); Jesse Benfield (Tracks 6 & 10). ; Digital Editing – Kevin B. Hipp and Hank Nirider (Tracks 1-6, 8 & 10); Tedd T. and Rusty Varenkamp (Tracks 1, 7 & 9); Damon Riley and Allen Salmon (Tracks 7 & 9). ; Mastered by Tom Coyne at Sterling Sound (New York, NY). ; Art Direction and Design – Julian Peploe ; Photography – Andrew Southam 
Title: Cerulean Salt
Content: Kyle Gilbride - producer, engineer ; Keith Spencer - producer ; Katie Crutchfield - producer ; Sam Cook-Parrott - additional production ; Allison Crutchfield - additional production 
Title: This Is the Story
Content: The Proclaimers ; Craig Reid – vocals, tambourine, bongos, marracas ; Charlie Reid – acoustic six-string and twelve-string guitar, acoustic bass, vocals ; Ian Maidman – bass and keyboards (band versions) Production ; Produced by John Williams ; Track 13 produced by Gerry Rafferty and Hugh Murphy ; Engineered and mixed by Phil Bodger ; Assistant Engineering (Strongroom Studios): Danton Supple ; Assistant Engineering (Air Studios): Matt Howe ; Photography by Nick Knight ; Design by John Pasche  
Title: From the Hot Afternoon
Content: Creed Taylor - producer ; Rudy Van Gelder - engineer 
Title: God's Creatures (film)
Content:  God's Creatures was announced on May 22, 2019, when it was reported that Saela Davis and Anna Rose Holmer would direct a then-untitled Gothic film produced by Fodhla Cronin O'Reilly. In June 2020, it was announced that BBC Film, Screen Ireland, and the Western Region Audiovisual Producer's Fund (WRAP) would finance the project. In May 2021, Emily Watson and Paul Mescal joined the cast and production began that same month with cinematographer Chayse Irvin. During post-production, editing will be completed by Julia Bloch.
Title: Aaron Covington
Content:  Covington co-wrote the screenplay for the 2015 film Creed, a spin-off-sequel to the Rocky film series, starring Sylvester Stallone and Michael B. Jordan, with Ryan Coogler, who also directed the film. Covington is a personal friend of Coogler, and the two worked together with Stallone to green-light the film with MGM studios. Covington wrote and directed the storyline for the MyCareer mode in the video game NBA 2K17.
Title: Creed Live
Content: Creed ; Scott Stapp – lead vocals ; Mark Tremonti – lead guitar, backing vocals ; Brian Marshall – bass ; Scott Phillips – drums Additional musicians ; Eric Friedman – rhythm guitar, backing vocals, mandolin on "Are You Ready?"  
Title: The Sacrament (2013 film)
Content:  Eli Roth signed on to produce the film in September 2012. He described the film as "West's first mainstream movie". Swanberg, Bowen, Audley, Seimetz, and Jones were announced to have joined the cast in October 2012, as it went into production. The parts were written specifically for the actors, as Roth gave West full creative control. Swanberg doubled as cameraman for parts of the film, as West trusted his background as a filmmaker to shoot the scenes without supervision. West described the film as his most horrific film yet, and said that he wanted the film's violence to be upsetting. When West cast Jones as cult leader Father, he wanted to make sure that Father seemed like a genuine, well-meaning person who nonetheless was driven to evil by his paranoia. The film was shot outside of Savannah, Georgia.

Question: Who was the producer of Saints and Soldiers: Airborne Creed?
Answer: Ryan Little.