What is another word for small speaking part?
Pronunciation: [smˈɔːl spˈiːkɪŋ pˈɑːt] (IPA) 
A small speaking part can be referred to as a cameo, a bit role, or a supporting role. A cameo is a brief appearance or guest appearance. Actors often make a cameo in a film or TV show to make a special appearance. A bit role is a small or subordinate acting part, usually with few lines. Supporting roles, on the other hand, are slightly more significant, with a bit more screen time and story involvement than a cameo or bit role. They are typically secondary characters that contribute to the story's development. These terms offer more descriptive alternatives to a small speaking part and can help differentiate the level of significance of the part within a script or production.
