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WHAT IS A STANDBY IN A FILM? (In
the Entertainment industry.)
What is a standby in a film?
A standby is
an individual who is specifically hired to replace the lead and will not be in
any aspect of the show unless called to be so.
The standby is an actor whose only job is to cover one specific
track (generally a lead) - they have no other tracks (i.e. during a regular
performance with no one out, they will not perform). If the principal calls out
of a show, they’re first in line to take over. Note that not all productions
have standbys - usually only productions with particularly demanding, either
physically or vocally (or both) lead tracks have them.
This person is hired specifically to replace the lead and
is not otherwise in the show.
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