End credits are the final part of a film or television show that lists the people and organizations involved in its production. They typically include the names of the cast, crew, and various contributors, such as writers, directors, and producers. End credits often feature a scrolling format, allowing viewers to see the information while the music plays. In addition to the cast and crew, end credits may also acknowledge special thanks to individuals or organizations that supported the project. Some films include additional scenes or bloopers during or after the end credits, encouraging audiences to stay until the very end for extra content.