S3 Ep40 Sean Radford on Foley and Sound
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Sean Radford discusses the importance of Foley and sound design in enhancing audio for films and TV shows.
Footsteps, glass breaking, punches, door slams, clothes swishing, rain on the windscreen. How would your TV or film be if all these sounds and many more like them were missing? In the world of production it is not always possible to record these sounds as they happen or they are just not big enough, and so need to be replaced. In sound design, Foley is the reproduction of these everyday sound effects that are added to films, TV shows and other media in post-production to enhance audio q...
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