Manual of Style

## Music Video Credits

A music video credits section be included under a primary heading "Music Video Credits" and should generally be formatted as a bulleted list of names and roles, with specific styles based on whether they are cast or production. Names should always be linked if an article exists.

### Cast

Cast members should be listed first, appearing in the order that they appear in the music video with the exception of Dan Avidan and Brian Wecht, who should always appear first. The roles should be separated from the actor with an "as" and capitalized.

Dan Avidan as Danny Sexbang

## Personnel

A personnel section should be included under a primary heading "Personnel" and should generally be formatted as a bulleted list of names and forms of participation, with spaced en dashes between the two (see track listing section). The names should always be linked if an article exists. The forms of participation (for example, instruments) should be written in lowercase (except for proper nouns such as Hammond organ or Dobro), delimited by commas, and linked on the first occurrence only. Similar to the track listing requirements, it is generally assumed that a personnel section is sourced an official Ninja Sex Party publication. In some cases, it will be necessary to use third-party sources to include performers who are not credited in the liner notes. If you need to cite these, use an appropriate citation template, such as Template:Cite web. Do not use third party sources such as stores or scans uploaded to image hosting sites or Discogs.com.

Dan Avidan – vocals

Brian Wecht – keyboard, synthesizer

Jim Roach – producer

Note that the format used here is "[Name] – [instrument]" (Dan Avidan – vocals). Do not use the format "[Name] – [role]" (such as "Dan Avidan – vocalist"). This means that you should employ "guitars" rather than "guitarist". Also, do not use parentheses in the format that AllMusic uses—"steel guitar", not "guitar (steel)".

If the number of participants is longer than 20, the list should be encapsulated in {{div col}} and {{div col end}} to create columns.. In instances where there are several contributors to an album, it may be useful to delineate different groups using sub-headings. To create these sub-headings, use the equal sign (=) followed by the text for different types of performers or technical personnel. An example follows below:

### Johnny and the Bees

* Johnny Bee – guitar
* Sally Morris – glockenspiel, guitar, organ, kazoo

### Additional musicians

* Tom Example – guitar
* Jane Fake – hurdy-gurdy

### Technical personnel

* Jim Audio – mastering
* The Nobodys – producer
* Mike Yaris – producer (on "Song #1")
* Jane Zebulon – artwork

There is no standard format for how these different types of groupings should be arranged—let circumstance dictate how to best present this information. In the case of an album released by a band, it might be useful to have the band members separated from other musicians and technical personnel. In cases where there are several artists who have created the sleeve and liner notes, a separate section may be useful for artwork. If an album has been re-released in a deluxe or modified edition, separating the personnel from different releases can make the personnel section more intelligible. It's generally preferable to list the album's personnel in the same order that they are listed on the album packaging; however, local consensus may instead determine to list them in another order.