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CAN A MOVIE EXTRA HAVE LINES IN
A FILM? (In the Entertainment industry.)
An extra can be chosen to speak lines for a film, yes.
Though once you agree to this, you are no longer an extra. Alot of films hire a
separate company to hire extras and direct/manage them for the Director. As an
extra you work for this separate company, but if you get lines in a movie, your
officially given a “role title” (usually something small like cafe worker or
business man or whatever) and sign a contract from the production/film company
instead. You are now being paid by the same people paying the main actors
instead of the company who manages the extras.
There isn’t any real trick to getting lines for a film
without auditioning for a speaking part. Many times, you are chosen at random,
being in the right place at the right time.
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