Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes of your favorite movies or TV shows?

While we may get glimpses of the production process through interviews and special features, there’s a whole world that remains hidden from view. Fortunately, some talented photographers have captured these moments for us to enjoy.

Today, we will explore 20 behind-the-scenes photos that allow us to see what most people don’t see. These candid images give us a unique perspective on the creative process and the hard work of making our favorite entertainment.

We’ll see actors goofing around between takes, crew members setting up elaborate sets, and directors giving instructions to their cast and crew. These photos offer a glimpse into the magic behind the camera and show us the dedication and passion that drives those in the Entertainment industry.

So whether you’re a film buff, music lover, or just curious about how things are made, these behind-the-scenes photos are sure to fascinate and inspire you. Let’s scroll down and check them out!

#1. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016), on the set of the film vs what we saw on-screen

Source: © Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice / Warner Bros.

#2. In Avengers: Endgame (2019), nothing is what it seems.

Source: © Avengers Endgame / Marvel Studios

#3. Also, freezing weather isn’t so cold after all…

Source: © The Call of the Wild / 20th Century Studios

#4. Fortunately, in Lovecraft Country (2020-present), the fire isn’t real.

Source: © Lovecraft Country / Warner Bros. Television

#5. Before and after editing a scene from Suicide Squad (2016)

Source: © Suicide Squad / Atlas Entertainment

#6. The cast of Dark Shadows (2012) rehearsing at the edge of a “cliff”

Source: © Dark Shadows / Warner Bros.

#7. The Great Wall (2016) fits entirely on a film set.

Source: © The Great Wall / Legendary East

#8. Tatiana Maslany in She-Hulk: Attorney at Law

Source: © Marvel Entertainment / Youtube, © Marvel Studios

#9. Gregory in The Sandman

Source: © TheThings / Youtube, © The Sandman / DC Entertainment

#10. People can have fun even in-between shots.

Source: © Avengers: Endgame / Marvel

#11. Some of the scenes from The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014) were actually shot using miniature models.

Source: © The Grand Budapest Hotel / Fox Searchlight Pictures

#12. We can put a man on the moon and have a war in the stars.

Source: © Star Wars: The Force Awakens / Disney

#13. And here’s Dumbo in Dumbo

Source: © BBC Click / YouTube, © Dumbo / Walt Disney Pictures

#14. The Wood Sprite and Sebastian J. Cricket in Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio

Source: © Movie VFX / Youtube, © The Jim Henson Company

#15. Kate Winslet in Avatar: The Way of Water

Source: © Movie VFX / Youtube, © 20th Century Studios

#16. It’s hard to imagine how difficult getting used to the role is when you are surrounded by green screens.

Source: © DC Entertainment, © henrycavill / Instagram

#17. Why not have fun if the villains are not real and you actually don’t have to drive anywhere? This is on the set of Wonder Woman 1984.

Source: © DC Entertainment, © gal_gadot / Instagram

#18. If you peek behind the scenes of the Life Of Pi movie, you might notice that some of the water scenes were done indoors.

Source: © The Walt Disney Studios, © 20th Century Fox Licensing/East News

#19. How the iconic hand scenes were filmed for Wednesday

Source: © victor.dorobantu / Instagram

#20. This is how to build a city like this in The Walk, 2015

Source: © Movies.vfx

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