credits
n. C / Un. a list of names at the end of a movie or TV show that shows everyone who worked on it. You can also find them in books or on music albums.
n. an acknowledgment of the contributors to a creative work, such as a film, television program, or publication. Usually appearing as a list at the conclusion of the work.
I always stay until the end of the credits to see the music.
The director's name usually appears last in the opening credits of a feature film.
Modern blockbuster films often include hidden scenes after the credits, rewarding dedicated viewers who remain in the theatre until the final production assistant is acknowledged.
Plural in form when referring to the list of names at the end of a film; singular when referring to a specific acknowledgment or a unit of academic study.