General Conversation:
* Generic phrases: "Oh, wow," "Really?", "That's crazy," "I can't believe it."
* Comments about the scene: "Look at that guy!" "What's happening?" "This is going to be good."
* Gossip: "Did you hear about...?" "I saw him with..."
* Jokes or laughter: This adds energy and realism to the crowd.
Specific Situations:
* During a sports event: "Go team!", "Score!", "He's going to miss!", "That was a foul!"
* At a concert: "This is amazing!", "I love this song!", "Can you hear me now?"
* At a political rally: "We're going to win!", "He's the best!", "Make America Great Again!"
* At a funeral: "He was a good man," "So sad," "Rest in peace."
Technical Mumbling:
* Number repetition: Often actors will repeat numbers or phrases like "One, two, three, four" or "Yes, yes, yes" to help them stay on beat and maintain their energy.
* Repetition of the director's cue: This helps the actors stay on track and remember their actions.
Important Note: Actors in crowd scenes rarely speak complete sentences or have individual dialogue. The focus is on creating a realistic and believable atmosphere through their body language, facial expressions, and the mumbling of small phrases and sounds.
It's also important to remember that the context of the scene will heavily influence what the actors mumble. A crowd at a lively party will mumble very differently than a crowd at a somber funeral.