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Background artists abound for scenes requiring depth without detail, since their low polygon count streamlines large-scale visual arrangements effortlessly. In cinematic productions, non-speaking characters, often mere extras or supers in the grand opera or ballet stage, silently occupy spots as actors perform. Frequently visible on-screen but devoid of voice parts, these supporting artists may appear within an ensemble or group settings. In movies showcasing massive events such as battles and operatic spectacles, large casts come into play with some films employing thousands to enhance their cinematic quality visually. In a professional film or television production setting, non-acting participants who merely add scenery to scenes often go by different names like background artist, background performer, background talent or atmosphere but most simply background artists. Occasionally the term extra is employed however this rarely happens in formal on-screen roles or positions, as more preferred titles such as supernumeraries are commonly seen during theatrical stages, with supers and extras utilized within an opera setting often as non-participants behind main cast.