History Main / CopiouslyCreditedCreator

* Obscure 1992 Christmas special ''Up on the Housetop'' has Jerry Reynolds and Russ Harris both getting credit for producing, writing, directing, and voice acting. Jerry Reynolds has additional screen credits for music, songs, animating, and backgrounds, while Russ Harris has additional credit for camera.

* In-universe example in the ''WesternAmination/TinyToonAdventures'' episode "Kon Ducki", in which not only is Plucky credited for everything on the epic movie ''The Voyage of the Kon-Ducki'' down to the catering, but he has three production companies named after himself.

* As the page image (parodically) shows, Creator/HideoKojima indulged in this trope for ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolidVThePhantomPain'' - atypically, though, it may have been more of a TakeThat to {{Creator/Konami}}, as they'd removed his name from the cover prior to release.

* Creator/AlexandreAstier produced, wrote, directed, played in and composed the soundtrack of TheMovie of his ''Series/{{Kaamelott}}'' series, ''Film/KaamelottPremierVolet''.

Sister-trivia to WrittenByCastMember and DirectedByCastMember. For a musical example, see IAmTheBand. Not to be confused with InCaseYouForgotWhoWroteIt.

* Creator/ZackSnyder produced, wrote, directed and did the cinematography of ''Army of the Dead''.

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* ''WesternAnimation/BambiMeetsGodzilla''. Written-animated-directed-costumes-set dressing by Marv Newland, although in this case it crosses over with CreditsGag.

* PlayedForLaughs as part of the CreditsGag in ''WesternAnimation/BambiMeetsGodzilla'', where Marv Newland is credited for writing, screenplay, choreography, Bambi's wardrobe, and producing. For good measure, Mr. & Mrs. Newland got credit for "producing" Marv Newland. The credits take up over half of the (extremely short) running time.

* On the Creator/PBSKids show ''Series/DonkeyHodie'', a spinoff of ''Series/MisterRogersNeighborhood'', David Rudman is credited as a creator, executive producer, director, writer, storyboard artist, puppet designer, song lyricist and performer and theme song performer, as well as the puppeteer of Bob Dog, Grampie Hodie and Yodel Bird.

* On the Creator/PBSKids show ''Series/DonkeyHodie'', a spinoff of ''Series/MisterRogersNeighborhood'', David Rudman is credited as an executive producer, director, writer, storyboard artist, puppet designer, song lyricist and performer and theme song performer, as well as the puppeteer of Bob Dog, Grampie Hodie and Yodel Bird.

* On ''Series/{{Psych}}'', James Roday became more involved in behind-the-scenes work to become a director, writer, and executive producer alongside being the show's headliner.

* Creator/DanielLevy produces, writes, stars in, edits, sometimes directs, and is the ShowRunner for the series he created, ''Series/SchittsCreek''. He also collaborates closely with costume designer Deb Hanson on the show's wardrobe and meticulously supervises the art direction.

* PlayedForLaughs in the SeriesFauxnale of ''WebVideo/YuGiOhAbridged'', where the credits list every character who ever appeared, and their voice actor. It's just Creator/LittleKuriboh listed [[ManOfAThousandVoices over and over]], with a handful of other voice actors.

* The 1970 animated adaptation of ''Literature/HortonHearsAWho'' has Chuck Jones credited as a director, co-producer, voice actor (with June Foray), and storyboarding (with Bob Ogle). Dr. Seuss himself is listed for writing the original book, as well as co-producing with Jones (credited as Ted Geisel), lyrics, and teleplay for the adaptation.

* PlayedForLaughs as part of a CreditsGag in ''WesternAnimation/BambiMeetsGodzilla'', where Marv Newland is credited for writing, screenplay, choreography, Bambi's wardrobe, and producing. For good measure, Mr. & Mrs. Newland got credit for "producing" Marv Newland. The credits take up over half of the (extremely short) running time.

* PlayedForLaughs as part of a CreditsGag in ''WesternAnimation/BambiMeetsGodzilla'', where Marv Newland is credited for writing, screenplay, choreography, Bambi's wardrobe, and producing. For good measure, Mr. & Mrs. Newland got credit for "producing" Marv Newland.

* The early seasons of ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'' have just about everything but the music done by Burnie Burns, though later ones downplayed this for him. [[Machinima/RedVsBlueTheChorusTrilogy The Chorus Trilogy]] had Miles Luna writing, directing, voicing Felix, and editing, along with doing machinimating, compositing and casting in two of the seasons. And in [[Machinima/RedVsBlueSeason15 Season 15]], Joe Nicolosi wrote, directed, edited, voiced Jax Jonez, performed a song in the end credits and did some compositing (in season 16, only the music part wasn't repeated by him). Following an aversion of this in Season 17, Season 18 had Torrian Crawford responsible for the story, directing, animating, editing, and doing motion capture ([[https://twitter.com/AnimatedTorrii/status/1339679237024919552 he lampshades it in the intro here]]).

* In his early days, Creator/PeterJackson. On most of his early films, he was director, writer, producer, camera operator, editor, and worked on special and visual effects (he later founded Weta Digital company not to do the latter himself).

* The early seasons of ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'' have just about everything but the music done by Burnie Burns, though later ones downplayed this for him. [[Machinima/RedVsBlueTheChorusTrilogy The Chorus Trilogy]] had Miles Luna writing, directing, voicing Felix, and editing, along with doing machinimating, compositing and casting in two of the seasons. And in [[Machinima/RedVsBlueSeason15 Season 15]], Joe Nicolosi wrote, directed, edited, voiced Jax Jonez, performed a song in the end credits and did some compositing (in season 16, only the music part wasn't repeated by him). Following an aversion of this in Season 17, Season 18 had Torrian Crawford responsible for the story, directing, animating, editing, and doing motion capture (plus small roles).