"Mumblecore" is a name used to describe independent, low-budget comedy-drama films, usually shot on digital video and set in the United States, that feature largely improvisational acting and often cast "non-actors." These movies generally utilize hand-held shots. A majority of these flicks focus on the romantic entanglements of white, heterosexual middle- to upper-middle-class twenty- and thirty-somethings, often with artistic sensibilities, from urban areas. Andrew Bujalski's 2002 film Funny Ha Ha is often considered the first film in this increasing pool of movies.