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Extra actors are those people in the background during scenes or crowd scenes. In LA, companies make a business out of supplying extras for television and movies. Many people "register" with extra casting agencies (sometimes for a small fee, which is common practice) and are on waiting lists to be called for projects. Some people actually work nearly every day through their extra casting companies (you can sign up with as many as you wish). On major productions, extras are paid. ...
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An extra is usually an unpaid actor who fills roles where nonspecific, non-speaking background characters are needed.
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A person who appears in a movie where a non-specific, non-speaking character is required, usually as part of a crowd or in the background of a scene. Extras are often recruited from wherever they are available. Contrast with non-speaking role.
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