A crowd artist is a term used to describe a person who appears in a large group or crowd scene in a film, television show, or theatrical production. They are also commonly known as extras. Their role is to create a realistic background and atmosphere for the main actors. They usually do not have speaking lines and are not credited individually. Their job is to blend into the background and make a scene feel lively and authentic, whether it's a bustling street, a stadium crowd, or a busy restaurant.