An "outtake" refers to a scene or segment that is filmed but not included in the final version of a movie, television show, or other media production. These clips may be cut for various reasons, such as pacing, continuity, or to fit time constraints. Outtakes can provide insight into the creative process and often showcase different interpretations of a scene. In addition to traditional media, outtakes are commonly found in bloopers or behind-the-scenes footage, where they highlight mistakes or humorous moments during filming. They can also be used in promotional materials, giving audiences a glimpse of what didn't make the final cut.