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credit question
by paolo mugnaini on Aug 28, 2008 at 1:52:17 am

Hi,
I am doing the closing credits for a documentary, now I have the music score by.... and that's ok but then I have 2 songs one is used for the opening and the other for the closing credits....I am lost as far as how to word the songs...should they have a header like "music score"? if so what would it be? I know it may sound silly but I am lost.
can any of you guys please help?
thanks

Paolo

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credit question by paolo mugnaini on Aug 28, 2008 at 1:52:17 am
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