When resolving a name conflict on IMDb where multiple individuals share the same name, what is the MOST critical piece of verifiable information needed to differentiate your profile definitively?

The most critical piece of verifiable information is definitive and unique filmographic evidence linking you to specific projects that the other individual has not worked on. This means providing documented proof, such as screen credits or official production documents, that clearly demonstrates your involvement in specific films, TV shows, or other media. IMDb prioritizes filmographic evidence because it directly links a person to their professional work in a way that other information, like a birthdate or location, does not. This evidence allows IMDb editors to definitively separate your profile from others with the same name by creating distinct and verifiable bodies of work for each individual. For example, submitting a call sheet or contract showing your credited role in a film that the other person with the same name has no connection to is stronger than simply providing a headshot or resume. The aim is to present concrete and undeniable proof of your distinct professional history within the film and television industry.