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movie productions will give authors credit for books, as it is a legal and standard practice resulting from the purchase of adaptation rights. The specific credit is negotiated in the contract, but it is a requirement to avoid legal issues and is part of the licensing agreement that allows the film to be made from the book. 
          How credit is given
          Negotiated in the contract: The specific wording and placement of the credit are part of the legal agreement between the author and the production company.
          Standard practice: Credit is a standard part of the licensing deal for the book's adaptation rights, and not giving credit could lead to legal issues for the studio.
          Example credits: An author's name might appear in the movie's credits, on the poster, or in promotional materials.
          "Based on a book" title cards: Films often have title cards that say "Based on the book by [Author's Name]" or similar phrasing. 
          Things to keep in mind
          Legal protection: Having a written agreement is crucial to protect the author's intellectual property rights.
          Contract details: Authors should have an experienced agent or lawyer review the contract to ensure they are being properly credited and compensated.
          Publicity and marketing: Credit is a key part of the book's overall publicity and marketing campaign for the movie. 
          By understanding the legal and standard practices, authors can ensure their work is properly credited in movie adaptations.