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* Within Punk music, the name "Dale Nixon" is occasionally used as a psuedonym. Originally used by Greg Ginn of Music/BlackFlag to hide that he had performed the bass parts on the band's second album himself, the name has also been used by musicians such as Music/DaveGrohl and Brian Baker of Music/MinorThreat.
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* Within Punk music, the name "Dale Nixon" is occasionally used as a psuedonym. Originally used by Greg Ginn of Music/BlackFlag to hide that he had performed the bass parts on the band's second album himself, the name has also been used by musicians such as Music/DaveGrohl and Brian Baker of Music/MinorThreat. Apparently just for sake of tradition, Dale Nixon is also credited with bass on Black Flag's ''What The...'', released long after the ruse became widely known.
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* Several albums by Music/TheyMightBeGiants, including ''Music/Apollo18'' and the B-side compilation ''Miscellaneous T'', have their artwork credited to a German artist named "Rolf Conant"--in reality, a pseudonym for (American) frontman John Flansburgh, whose middle name is Conant.
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* Several albums by Music/TheyMightBeGiants, including ''Music/Apollo18'' ''Music/{{Apollo 18|Album}}'' and the B-side compilation ''Miscellaneous T'', have their artwork credited to a German artist named "Rolf Conant"--in reality, a pseudonym for (American) frontman John Flansburgh, whose middle name is Conant.
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[[caption-width-right:276:Hollywood code for [[ThisIsGonnaSuck "You have been warned. Proceed with caution."]] (Though kudos to Alan for giving his son a break in his writing career.)[[note]]These are Mr. Smithee's credits for, from top to bottom, ''Death of a Gunfighter'' (really Don Siegel and Robert Totten), the television cut of ''Film/Dune1984'' (really Creator/DavidLynch), ''Appointment with Fear'' (really Ramsey Thomas) and ''Film/TheNuttHouse'' (really Creator/SamRaimi and his brother Ivan, with Creator/BruceCampbell as R.O.C. Sandstorm).[[/note]]]]
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[[caption-width-right:276:Hollywood code for [[ThisIsGonnaSuck "You have been warned. ]] [[DarthWiki/SoBadItsHorrible Proceed with caution."]] (Though kudos to Alan for giving his son a break in his writing career.)[[note]]These are Mr. Smithee's credits for, from top to bottom, ''Death of a Gunfighter'' (really Don Siegel and Robert Totten), the television cut of ''Film/Dune1984'' (really Creator/DavidLynch), ''Appointment with Fear'' (really Ramsey Thomas) and ''Film/TheNuttHouse'' (really Creator/SamRaimi and his brother Ivan, with Creator/BruceCampbell as R.O.C. Sandstorm).[[/note]]]]
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* Alan also "does" music videos. Among his credits are "I Will Always Love You" by Music/WhitneyHouston, "Lose My Breath" by Music/DestinysChild, "Hunting for Witches" by Music/BlocParty, "Juicebox" by Music/TheStrokes, "Building a Mystery" by Sarah [=MacLachlan=], and "Waiting For Tonight" by Music/JenniferLopez.
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* Alan also "does" music videos. Among his credits are "I Will Always Love You" by Music/WhitneyHouston, "Lose My Breath" by Music/DestinysChild, "Hunting for Witches" by Music/BlocParty, "Juicebox" by Music/TheStrokes, "Building a Mystery" by Sarah [=MacLachlan=], and "Waiting For for Tonight" by Music/JenniferLopez.
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* Alan also "does" music videos. Among his credits are "I Will Always Love You" by Music/WhitneyHouston, "Lose My Breath" by Music/DestinysChild, "Hunting for Witches" by Music/BlocParty, "Juicebox" by Music/TheStrokes, and "Building a Mystery" by Sarah [=MacLachlan=].
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* Alan also "does" music videos. Among his credits are "I Will Always Love You" by Music/WhitneyHouston, "Lose My Breath" by Music/DestinysChild, "Hunting for Witches" by Music/BlocParty, "Juicebox" by Music/TheStrokes, and "Building a Mystery" by Sarah [=MacLachlan=].[=MacLachlan=], and "Waiting For Tonight" by Music/JenniferLopez.
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** EVA from ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid3SnakeEater'' was voiced by one "Suzetta Miñet", who has no other credits to her name, with Hayter eventually confirming was a pseudonym. The true identity of EVA's actress remains unknown.
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** EVA from ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid3SnakeEater'' and ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolidPeaceWalker'' was voiced by one "Suzetta Miñet", who has no other credits to her name, with co-star Hayter and voice director Kris Zimmerman eventually confirming was a pseudonym.pseudonym (Zimmerman denied it being an issue regarding Creator/{{Konami}} or legal reasons; it was apparently [[ReclusiveArtist just a personal decision]]). The true identity of EVA's actress remains unknown.
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** Almost everyone in the English voice cast for ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid'' were credited under pseudonyms due to them not knowing if their work had the Screen Actors Guild's blessing. The only voice actors who used their real names were Creator/DavidHayter, Doug Stone, and Scott Dolph[[note]]the demo and the European manual credit Hayter as Sean Barker[[/note]]. When the cast returned to re-record their lines for the Platform/NintendoGameCube remake, ''The Twin Snakes'', they all used their real names thanks to the project having open SAG support.
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** Almost everyone in the English voice cast for ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid'' were initially credited under pseudonyms due to them not knowing if their work had the Screen Actors Guild's blessing. The only voice actors who used their real names were Creator/DavidHayter, Doug Stone, and Scott Dolph[[note]]the demo and the European manual credit Hayter as Sean Barker[[/note]]. When the cast returned to re-record their lines for the Platform/NintendoGameCube remake, ''The Twin Snakes'', they all used their real names thanks to the project having open SAG support.support.
** EVA from ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid3SnakeEater'' was voiced by one "Suzetta Miñet", who has no other credits to her name, with Hayter eventually confirming was a pseudonym. The true identity of EVA's actress remains unknown.
** EVA from ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid3SnakeEater'' was voiced by one "Suzetta Miñet", who has no other credits to her name, with Hayter eventually confirming was a pseudonym. The true identity of EVA's actress remains unknown.
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* Most of the writers for ''Pro Wrestling Illustrated'' and its sister magazines didn't actually exist, they were just head writer/photographer Bill Apter using various pseudonyms so people didn't know that roughly 3/4 of the magazine was written by one guy.
