The Magic of Making Sound

In Hollywood, everything is magic and make-believe, even sounds. When you watch a film that immerses you completely in its world, you’re probably hearing the work of sound artists. If the work is done right, you won’t be able to tell that the “natural” sounds on screen are manufactured with studio props. That's the challenge for Warner Bros. Foley artists Alyson Moore, Chris Moriana and mixer Mary Jo Lang. Theirs is a practice in recreation, one creative element at a time.
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I love that one of the boxes was labelled “gun stuff, grenades”

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Your name is sarah but your second name is not smith

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sarah Aria what?

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[@FrozenSpector]

Now blow my mind and tell me every sound in this clip was a Foley too.

[@zicc616]

FrozenSpector as a matter of fact yes it is foley too

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Soundception.

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Reidan Rz but when it was Foley'd, did they use the objects they were depicting or some other, even more random object?

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"What do you do for a living?" "I make noise."

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I'd be imbarassed lol

[@dogeater7287]

*What Kind Off Sounds ( ಠ ͜ʖಠ)*

[@brielle7226]

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Babies: Am i a joke to you.

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@Duky not quite!

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I love how non high tech it is, just two guys playing with some random shit

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Athena Mind language¡

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[@assassinatingindividual6032]

It requires skill. The mixing part is quite technical tho

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[@advayiyer6456]

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[@Dizzle72]

I will never look at another movie the same again.

[@unknownplayer3693]

LDizzle same ;(

[@ScienceDiscoverer]

LDizzle Not ALL sounds in a movie are fake...

[@abbyf.9882]

LDizzle animated movies 🎥 yea

[@jacobsmith3437]

LDizzle do you mean hear

[@evy1341]

LDizzle same..

[@earthisadonut7213]

You will never watch movies the same way ever again.

[@MayW15663]

Earth Is A Donut Probably will tbh.

[@andrewrivera190]

Eh. I use to animate as a kid and create my own sounds. I haven’t looked at film the same way since I was 10.

[@feitangeneiryodan3903]

Deaf people:

[@Lancehendrix813]

I usually forget this is a thing after a couple hours

[@spongelash]

Yeah, my mind would drift off of how they made everything. Sometimes I would forget most od the movie.

[@jadentallarico7544]

These people deserve way more appreciation than than get

[@Piyushrahi]

than than get 😂

[@MemberBerry-cu9qi]

This applies to many graphic designers as well. You're doing a perfect job when nobody notices and when they do notice, it's because of a mistake. You kind of learn to appreciate having a skill in comforting the human senses. I find it all fascinating.

[@jhowardsupporter]

@@MemberBerry-cu9qi These people are just off their chops half the time. Case in point those disgusting sound effects when people are eating. Overly loud chewing and all that stuff. N it's getting a bit overdone, when you see someone walking you dont hear overly loud footsteps. You may want to add in footsteps if theres no audio but it doesn't need to be like that.

[@DiamondsRexpensive]

@@jhowardsupporter Why? Don't you live with or know people who chew and eat overly loud? That is called passion, and not giving a damn about etiquette and others around you. Those people do exist in real life, and I avoid eating around them.

[@DiamondsRexpensive]

@@jhowardsupporter Same goes for the people who stomp their walking.

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that studio is like disneyland for asmrists

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[@tinyhandsASMR]

A bit late but... truuuuuue!

[@AggressiveASMR]

Exactly hahahaha

[@Hypocrisy4]

Plot twist: The sounds of this video are also recorded separately

[@Jacob_Crowthorne]

😁😁

[@xKarmaYT]

Excuse me WTF

[@MrJackandEmily]

Plot twist: the video is recreated too

[@asmithsock5362]

OMG

[@cindykincade589]

Bahahaha!

[@c16h20n8o4]

"All sound are two elements hitting each other" Me: mind blown

[@Jokeboss137]

Literally just read that as he said that

[@lordkrythic6246]

Autism is a hell of a drug.

[@Marisanrisa]

That’s how percussion works

[@nicholasmichaluk]

Wind isn't

[@cafc4matty982]

Nicholas Michaluk Air hitting air

[@taylorpike1191]

1:30 So that's why every horse on tv and movies sounds like it only has 3 legs.

[@HetaliaCalifornia]

Thank goodness John James McDonald always did 4 legs.

[@hifijohn]

I laughed when I saw Monty Python and the Holy Grail, when he banged the two coconut halves to get the horse hoof sound, then I found out that's how they get that sound.

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@@hifijohn se

[@frederikm.8641]

3:37 “I wanna see how it sounds“

[@alexroa7454]

Me:good luck with that

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Duky pervert

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[@thenoze5767]

"People take sound for granted" the better they do their job the more we take it for granted!

[@kjetilbirkeland1]

Exactly

[@MisterFoxx]

T Henoze In general, we take sound for granted

[@Gearocus]

Tell that to deaf people.

[@virtualfroggy]

Gearge Lopez you can't, they're deaf

[@Gearocus]

why, just why

[@ZombieWolfe]

Daaaaaaaaamn not even sound is organic!

[@shane7992]

Kinjii it's a movie

[@ZombieWolfe]

it was a joke, Shane.... it was a joke

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Kinjii 😂😂

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Savage!

[@MRLAGERO]

:fartfoley:

[@Droid3455]

Rain hitting a hat: Uses a boot instead

[@apollo5299]

That’s what foley artists do They make sounds with different things

[@Apple-fj4bu]

Why though its not necessary

[@MrNguela]

@Walrus Bellhop Probably uses a hat

[@domainegordon7617]

@@Apple-fj4bu it is. Thing is, that's not how an actual hat would sound being hit by water. It wouldn't be as effective.

[@toniyourcuzzin]

@@domainegordon7617 id rather not be lied to

[@morosso1968]

just imagine what a movie with great actors, beautiful set and so on would be like without these magnificent people.

[@kaylajade9327]

Now I want this as a job. Person: "What do you want to be when you grow up" Me: "Make Sounds"

[@bendeen2227]

It's Kay *_PORNSTARS MAKE DIFFERENT SOUND_*

[@lisapan9387]

It's Kay haha me too

[@marieeiram7198]

Me to!

[@Keirosqeen]

Or even better, u can just say "I'm a sound maker" and they'd assume you are an artist lol

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[@mysticlance4566]

obviously your doing a pretty good dam job if I'm just now knowing about this

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you're :)

[@raylene6462]

Right

[@skylar1413]

Sorry but...

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Damn*

[@alexshannon7987]

MysticLance 456 r/boneappletea

[@TheNawalSinghRawat]

Randy Orton: I hear voices in my head . . . Foley Artists: I make noises everywhere . . .

[@pathmanpavi1442]

I have

[@claucemicro1080]

My heart broke a little when I realized I may have never heard actual footsteps on the snow. ❄️

[@yusukeminazuki9109]

Clauce Micro it literally sounds the same as walking in snow tbh

[@claucemicro1080]

Yusuke Minazuki Thank you for letting me know that. ☃️

[@claucemicro1080]

slayne2 💫

[@AdorbxsAmber]

@Walrus Bellhop 😢 please don't remind me of real life I'm in my happy zone

[@GoblinHours-im2ue]

When quarantine is over, try getting fake snow and freezing it for a bit! It feels just like real snow

[@maddog6115]

I thought it was really snow, My life is a lie.

[@refraggedbean]

I actually would use real snow if I had access to snow, but I live too far south for that, and snow is also not a year round thing

[@momi4832]

Jeff Wallstreet beautiful lie

[@metamorphicflame]

Mine too

[@peteru9980]

Ikr

[@maromaniac1330]

Now if there’s a scene in a movie where someone is walking on snow Ima just be thinking about someone walking on corn startch 😐

[@revolutionofficial7880]

Once you hear it, you can't UN-HEAR IT

[@totallyasher]

That's so true! 😮

[@AngelVazquez-xh1dh]

Yeah!! Shame

[@Alexander-xq8bd]

666 likes how do you like it

[@alcohol-free9302]

@Jeon Jungkook omg can u stop being army here we are trying to be normal.

[@elongatedmuskrat5983]

Twice NaJeongMoSaJiMiDaChaeTzu Twice so now liking a type of music isn’t normal?

[@theartofshwa]

This is what I originally went to audio engineering school for - sound effects or foley for tv/movies and video games. I love this shit!

[@DIABETGAMER]

Then please, I beg you, teach me how to make a thunder cracking! Or at least tell me is it impossible or not, because I cannot find any tutorials about foley and this is driving me crazy man!

[@olalekanrands4174]

Can u share some knowledge pls. I love foley and sound effects too but can't afford the trainings right now. It's really expensive

[@penguins.227]

This is equally genius and yet feels like betrayal.

[@duncanfrost1081]

This is the most appropriate time to say my life is a lie!

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Duncan Frost not all

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Xxxx.

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EvoWolves Agreed! Not just art, it's experimental art!

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Duncan Frost I get u man

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[@donvitocorleone8442]

The unsung hero of every film, a very underated form of art.

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Don Vito Corleone well paid probably though

[@sophiepunzalan]

Ikr

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Don Vito Corleone true

[@codelucky]

There should be Talent Show on Foley just like singing.

[@shekharkarki4895]

True Don Vito Corleone aka Marlon Brando.

[@StoryToGo]

This is great. Introducing foley artistry to the kids in our online animation camp this week, and this video provides the kids with an awesome examples of how the professionals do it.

[@jayrafael109]

Plot twist: they had to Foley themselves making Foley sounds for this interview.

[@em77038]

My question is, how can I get a job doing this. No lie this is a dream job.

[@novi493]

vik montemayor Honestly just look on websites that offer film jobs. There are bound to be foley jobs on there. They always need foley artists. You can even do it at home with a creative imagination. I've done it before, it's actually fun to do

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Vik Montemayor Any website links?

[@MarisolMartinez-pc5qp]

Vik Montemayor exactly

[@blueinkheart]

I'm sure every job is shitty in some way or another.

[@ZaidMahomedy]

list yourself as a Foley artist on Fiverr - start by offering sounds for basic environments (kitchen, office, garden...)

[@elenamendoza9560]

This whole time i thought they were just recording the real sound😑

[@jacobgeorge7475]

That would sure make things easier for them :P but it would sound terrible for us

[@hiimlegcramp2415]

Are you saying you're disappointed?

[@lasvegaslinq1970]

you'll never see movies the same again!! lol

[@Kath-Erina]

But may movies are animated, how would you record the real sound of sonething made up? :)

[@Kath-Erina]

@last call no, i was responding to the first comment! Maybe it didn't come across as I meant it... the first comment said, the used the real sound things make, but how could you use the real sound of a things or animated animals, that would never be able to do such things? Because that just never happens in real life so they have to make the sounds for that! I already knew about Foley artists before this video :)

[@myrrhfortheroad]

This is awesome! So what if they’re not natural sounds? Sometimes the natural sounds aren’t prominent enough in nature to be picked up effectively on the microphones. I honestly think it’s way cooler and more impressive that they can recreate sounds with these fun props. They’re still the same sounds we want to hear, just from a different source. 😀

[@patriciatinkey2677]

Thanks for not being a gloom & doom troll! 🌻

[@myrrhfortheroad]

@@patriciatinkey2677 Aw, my pleasure! ☺️ Thank you for your kind comment!

[@JohnDonovanProductions]

I LOOOOOVE recording foley. It is so fun to recreate what naturally happens.

[@charliandhypehouse_editz1060]

That cornstarch crunch for the snow is just complete ASMR

[@teddygrizz]

It agitates me

[@five_bits9377]

No

[@traceyjarvis5934]

That makes me cringe

[@AnaMariaNLS]

ASMR is soft porn I wouldn’t suggest being open about that type of stuff!! Also no it doesn’t it’s just an artistic creativity done for movies.

[@iminsideyourwaIls]

Ana L says the one who’s name is literally anal

[@zingsting9595]

Something in me just died knowing all the sounds I hear in movies are fake.

[@xavierh3264]

Zing Sting well for water sounds they use water😂so not really fake. I'm sure for some things they use the real thing

[@ye1386]

Well some are diegetic and some are non diegetic

[@lukelim5094]

Zing Sting Im pretty sure you will prefer the foley sound over the on site sound. It much more crisp and clear

[@LyleLane]

Zing Sting but its still satisfying tho

[@PennyHerbst]

Speaking of crisp and clear. +Ellane Tatum You are very beautiful :)

[@theboiraine5403]

Plot twist: Everything you hear in movies is just a bunch of ASMR

[@brettallen7275]

Listen. I am currently going to school for Audio/Production Engineering and I am having to recreate every sound and ADR in a Lord of The Rings scene and this is much much harder than what it looks like. Especially when you are trying to do a great job and make it believable. This isn't just throwing stuff around and rustling a piece of cloth. You have to really think outside of the box and it doesn't come as naturally as it looks. I have the upmost respect for people that do this for a living.

[@victorvariscite9717]

I wanna be a foley artist when I grow up now, great, just great.

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Victor Variscite lol same I'm weird

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Victor Variscite ur profile pic is a legend

[@canonponds9887]

Rico SK what school do you recommend?

[@crazedmartinez]

Victor Variscite no be a sound mixer they get the Oscar

[@hvllacozy2634]

***** fuck an oscar. If I like/love my job and it pays good money then im more than satisfied

[@maggiesnyder6655]

These are the people that invented asmr

[@betmynamespookedyou4665]

May Snyder No Bob Ross did

[@savedoom4345]

May Snyder frrrrrr

[@user-pt9fz3dx4v]

May Snyder ppl in all comments in this vid should know the sounds made by foley works is not just used in movie but other contents like game

[@OpOp-rj4jm]

May Snyder Yeah!👍👍👍

[@VioPrimeTv]

I’m the only one who thought the beginning was an ad

[@thelevellord574]

Nah fam, it got me too

[@noahgriffin9893]

you also have a box with the lable "bones" on it?

[@11226jose]

I was waiting for the"skip" button.

[@zerostone-cq2qd]

me to

[@Sampath.]

I didn't find any skip option and realised it was not an ad

[@keithmoon3190]

Foley is so underrated. They only pay attention the the acting, animation, or the directing but why not the masterful sound designers? They are the ones who enhanced it by adding extra sounds or even developed the noises of certain creatures and machines with unique tools!

[@ahsanafzal48]

if u need sound of upset stomach, gas trouble, farts. my dad will out perform anyone. please take him away . pleaseeeee

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mr rambo lmfao

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Patryk Michalik lol

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😂😂

[@sanjoth.basavaraj]

Haha mr rambo. Too funny

[@blzedbeats5186]

It's not about faking the sounds... it's about improving the quality of the movie/video.. They make these for the details you hear but probably missed or don't care about.. the actual audio from the video would probably sound like shit.

[@nothingleft3473]

I don't agree. Why not just mic up the natural sounds as they are happening? They have boom mic guys, so I don't understand why not. It'd save alot of time and money in post production too and you'd actually get the authentic sounds.

[@CorboWill]

@@nothingleft3473 One issue that comes up is when the shot is too wide to even have the boom operator close to the sound. This is often dealt with by getting the Foley from the same location as the shot was taken. But more often than not, film sets are busy and loud, and there just is not enough time to have everyone wait and be quiet while the sounds are recorded. The other big issue is that a location has a lot lot lot of natural sounds, like cars, construction, wind, and people that aren't in your shot. A recording studio will let you capture totally clean audio.

[@nothingleft3473]

@@CorboWill Thank you for explaining that so well to me, that makes much more sense now. You have successfully changed my mind on the subject, a rarity to do online as nobody likes to admit when they are wrong. Well done.

[@abdullahjawed7596]

Yes, even movie dialogues as well.. When they found dialogue wasn't went well.. They re-record it

[@solarprogeny6736]

@@nothingleft3473 natural sounds actually sound worse when recorded than foley sounds. Mics and ears don't work the same.

[@zylophone4840]

0:16 did anyone else see the bucket in the backround that says “gun stuff and grenades”

[@Vini.domingos]

I noticed

[@ara9027]

I DIDD

[@WayneRiesterer]

It really opens up the viewing experience when you realize all of these things that go into the final production. Amazing stuff!

[@gabrielle.s1896]

Ive always assumed the sounds were always the actual sound captured in the scene, not post production. Recently ive discovered Foley artists. Theyre amazing!

[@BeezerWashingbeard]

If you wanna see movies where all the Sound & Music you hear is captured while filming, then check out a film making principle called "Dogma 95" - There are several good movies in this style.

[@vianjelos]

I think we forget that all of the mics in production are used for dialog, so they are all close to the actors recording speach. The mics on the cameras arent used because they pic up all the unwanted sounds and the sound isnt as crisp or dynamic. By adding sound in post, each audio has its own track so you can control each individual element better for a more dynamic shot.

[@llauoylliklliwi970]

Gabrielle Vachon i thought it since my birth

[@oxalate-clashroyale5824]

vianjelos Yep that's how all film works including YT channels. Each being their own track/ file makes the editing process a lot more variable

[@7triad]

Gabrielle Vachon same

[@renela7841]

"i wanna see how it sounds" ok.

[@DiscoDevil197]

René La its something called soundwaves

[@kailengray2822]

it's a metaphor, idiot

[@renela7841]

kail nguyen i dont care

[@jeje1421]

Lmao

[@patodonaldinho]

kail nguyen It was supposed to be funny, idiot.

[@dankhead88]

This is actually pretty amazing. Although they are not the real sounds, they use these sounds to simulate the actual sound to draw in their audience. It’s like using ASMR with visually pleasing footages to create an immersive experience.

[@jenniferl.8111]

I'll just stay in my room, making no noise and pretending I don't exist

[@deelystan883]

Too right, you will.

[@ab5903]

Get help get laid

[@rysunshine5715]

I wish I'd known this was a potential career path like 20 years ago.

[@Jassibeanx]

I feel the same

[@milez7543]

I still have time..how much do you get paid-

[@kissalip3118]

Hahahahahah

[@kishascape]

@@milez7543 nothing. Most people do this as a passion and get their own field recorder. You have to mix your own recordings and arrange your own library while occasionally getting freelance work on small independent films.

[@Tazerboy_10]

😀

[@johannasweet1120]

I feel like they would be amazing at ASMR

[@dominic4143]

Johanna Sweet 😆😆😆

[@xavierh3264]

Johanna Sweet asmr doesn't work for me

[@-ldiosa-1778]

Xavier Hernandez *OMG HEYY CHICHARITO!*

[@snowylance8496]

Right? lol

[@fishsauce617]

Johanna Sweet 😂😂😂

[@ceviche4life951]

One of the best examples of “improvise, adapt, overcome” in everyday life

[@piercehacquard4747]

Mary Jo Lang just seems like a consummate professional and a wonderful person. Kudos to all these marvelous people and their brilliant work!

[@JamesGWall]

This is so interesting. I could watch an hour of it!

[@matthewk2501]

A Tiny Adventure I could watch 2 hours and not even rest my chin on my hand

[@jordanarellano7865]

A Tiny Adventure they could probably make a full documentary of it

[@cyoub9144]

I was disappointed it is only 6 and a half minutes long

[@dr.pebbler]

A Tiny Adventure I know right!! It's amazing I could also do the same !

[@IIIIALBYIIII]

A Tiny Adventure cartoon porn?

[@rileybailey7652]

Sound of rain hitting a hat *uses a boot

[@miks_w8945]

Thats because it would sound better if it hit the boot rather than actually hitting the hat.

[@rtd6840]

Michael Wen yeah but it shouldn’t be what sounds better it should be what it actually sounds like

[@shorebreakers96]

RTD No, you're wrong. It should be what sound better. Because sound like lights or music is there to set an ambiance and sometime to pull a message. In a dramatic scene, silence, then cocking of a gun, cracking of wood, a droplet of blood. Just imagine. In this case, it's more important that each sound is strong, carry a lot of "imagery" in the mind of the spectators, rather than being the actual reality sounds. Also, has it is said in the end of this clip, sounds have to fight screentime with dialog and music.

[@RexOedipus.]

Sailboat cutting through water *uses hands and a random cape See how stupid your comment sounds?

[@Martin-xh1hd]

Sound of leaves *uses not leaves*

[@blackcard6838]

For my 23 years of existence, now i can rest myself for all of those movies i have seen all are big lies 😂 those sounds are pretty cool to hear really natural. Salute these artists 🙏🙌

[@utulangi6078]

Wow. Now i really appreciate being able to hear the sounds in motion pictures.

[@billybobjoe1106]

That looks like a fun job

[@DamienDarksideBlog]

I know some of the effects of video games, they have been using modern Foley things as well since the N64/PS1. I know for the first Tony Hawk Pro Skater game, the sound artist had a bunch of surfaces in the back of his house. That is him you hear riding the skateboard all over to get the right sound. Of course he never had been on a skateboard before, so most of the pained effects are him accidentally wiping out and recording it. Now for something from last year. In order to make the meat exploding sounds of the Mancubus in the new DOOM 2016 game, they slathered steak with a bunch of honey, blew it out of a vuvuzela and into canned soup to make gory sounds. I have no idea how they come up with some of these sounds. Corn starch in a bag for snow. What.

[@sdd9713]

It’s fun but hard

[@Abdulaziz_Saud91]

I agree to your opinion

[@Latifa-dx2qb]

666 likes

[@luminositea]

#700 like

[@lutotabai6741]

How can i apply? 😂😂😂 love their job

[@ysanvz]

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[@JuShen]

It's really hard to make sounds tho

[@tshivhuyan.7517]

Im wondering the same thing.😭😂🙌🏽

[@lutotabai6741]

@@ysanvz yes why??

[@ysanvz]

Celebraties Instagram Updates it's surprising and nice

[@patriciatinkey2677]

This was great! 5 stars to all the Foley artists for making all the movies better over the years!

[@ameeromedia5883]

Her mixing skills are phenomenal!!

[@JohnFerrieMusic]

For people wondering why this is necessary, there are quite a few reasons why this is still done for films and TV shows. Firstly, movie sets are noisey. There is noise from equipment, from crew and from uncontrollable background noise from the set location. This is the same reason why even the dialogue is commonly rerecorded later in a process called ADR. Secondly, recording these sounds in a studio means that you have more control in the aesthetic of the soundtrack. An example of this would be in comparing the sound for a movie fight scene, where the sounds are very exaggerated and hyped, and a real life fight. Thirdly, it's important to keep the dialogue audio and the Foley/sound effects audio recorded separately from each other. This is so that the dialogue tracks can be removed and replaced for dubbed foreign translations. This would not be possible if the audio was recorded as is on set, as the dialogue would be present in the recorded SFX.

[@poyax.]

In short, to make the sound more professional. Professional I mean lots of processes and logic behind just like what you've mentioned. Thank you btw. This is a little bit one of my dream jobs.

[@stonedwarlocko]

True

[@curtpangan1334]

Fun fact: the mics that they're always using requires total silence in at least 4-5 miles distance, minus the actors the ambience and the follies

[@hhzhang2724]

thanks for your explanation, very professional and easily understand👍

[@junkmansobbligato]

Or like wildlife documentaries, they stand so, so far away w/ these crazy lenses that they can’t pick up sound

[@crazmonkee123]

Not gonna lie, this is satisfying as hell

[@riza3468]

Armmmyyyyyyyyy

[@riza3468]

Our fandom is seriously all over the world

[@riza3468]

BTW love TAE TAE

[@vizok4278]

@@riza3468 Dude chill down,just because because he/she likes K-pop doesn't meant you have to keep saying it

[@yeontanatejiminsjams9203]

Vizok I agree, even though i like kpop i dont go like "aRmYyYyYyyYyYyYyYyyY oH bTw I hAvE tHe SAmE bIas!1!"

[@motivational_dosee]

Sound is backbone of every scene.... amazing job 🙂

[@MOREART-sv3zv]

Foley revolutionized the art industry! Thank God for Foley!

[@EDEN-bs7qi]

I'm currently doing this as school , for my music in multimedia class, we took a movie scene, muted it then added our own recording sounds

[@verona3810]

Elle J sounds fun! cool class

[@BigFatDonkeyDick]

Elle J how would I find a class like this

[@MDiPietro16]

Owen b ask ur mom

[@whyamihere1280]

I WANNA DO THAT TOO

[@sameerkharade7750]

england is my country i wish i could do that too.

[@gabytufala]

They would make some amazing ASMR videos....

[@loveangel9791]

Haha that's what I'm thinking lol

[@Martin-xh1hd]

Haha that's what I'm thinking lol

[@seuthee5082]

Haha that's what I'm thinking lol

[@jjeyyd5269]

Haha that's what I'm thinking lol

[@dpinoy5642]

The heckkk...

[@nadeem33455]

Making films are not a joke hats off to those people who struggle lot to just entertain us👍

[@sha_0_rkie337]

I can’t unhear these now

[@marccoderre]

I've always thought Foley was probably the most inventive part of film making. Watching this, I wonder if they ever go out and record the actual sound for reference.

[@lukelim5094]

Marc P Coderre The answer to your question is case by case. If you need a specific busy traffic sound, yeah you need to go out and record that. A street in India sound very different from a street in Chicago. Or human chatter or crowd sound. Going to a crowded stadium and record the sound is much more efficient and real than layering two person talking over and over again. Just two examples.

[@lukelim5094]

Marc P Coderre The answer to your question is case by case. If you need a specific busy traffic sound, yeah you need to go out and record that. A street in India sound very different from a street in Chicago. Or human chatter or crowd sound. Going to a crowded stadium and record the sound is much more efficient and real than layering two person talking over and over again. Just two examples.

[@lovelyxskinny]

Marc P Coderre yeah I always found the sounds so interesting

[@canescaniaccombo]

Marc P Coderre what would be the point in the recording the actual sound for reference? If they did that might as well give the movie the correct and natural sound

[@marccoderre]

Yeah but you wouldn't necessarily get those real sounds to play back on cue to match up with the images the way you'd like and plus you'd end up with additional ambient noises you don't want.

[@fayebaesama]

I think Foley artists and mixers are admirable in their efforts to bring the screen to life! Greatly appreciate their work!

[@cinema7014]

I agree. I'm studying sound design and hope to be a foley artist

[@yaozuli546]

Sound production is art. Anything that creates a sound can be used.

[@everydaycinematicsounds]

The more sounds I have created/recorded, the more I realize how much actually goes into getting the perfect sound.

[@Expanagon]

Imagine being paid to make sounds, sounds like a dream job😱😂

[@johnmellor932]

That Individual Everybody says this and so many people try to do it. It's actually very hard to do professionally. I've been trying to break into the field now for nearly 10 years with some minor success, but still not getting paid. It's only for the most passionate.

[@alcabins2722]

john mellor yeah I started producing I'm doing well after 1 yr my best advice is diversity in your skill set is real important I produce but I'm here because I'm also teaching myself mixing. I guess what the guy said is true the most passionate before I wrote music like lyrics didn't make a dime but I pressed forward I love art

[@ckv954]

Pun intended?

[@user-is7fk7tb4w]

LT. RedSand lol

[@AlvinaYunoa]

LT. RedSand that's called seiyuu or voice actor/actress

[@monotone9408]

The ultimate ASMR

[@SjoerdHammond]

I literally can't watch nature documentaries anymore since knowing this. All I can think of is that every sound you hear is artificially made

[@kelvincristi]

Well made

[@netrasingh4992]

These people see the world through their ears.. extraordinary

[@bat2405]

OMG I THOUGHT THEY HAD ALL SOUNDS DOWNLOADED

[@dark3rthanshadows]

some they re-use but the thing is that many times they need very especific things

[@YourFriendDevin]

Enoch despacito how do you think those sound effects are recorded in the first place? They can’t just come out of no where

[@thatpotato37]

Me too!

[@PtylerBeats]

Downloaded from where? Who do you think makes the sounds? Where do you think they come from?

[@oliviah.2270]

Ptyler I thought like when you make a video, the sounds are in this video,too. So you use this sounds in the video. Actually I never thought about it really. 😅 But it's very fascinating and magical to see what they use for the sounds in fact. (Sorry if there are some falses, English isn't my mother language)

[@lisettefigueroa3859]

My girl Mary Jo Lang the mixer probably makes some sick ass beats in that room

[@oPlains]

Shiiiii that's literally where sicko mode was convinced

[@solarprogeny6736]

@@oPlains conceived*

[@chunkymunkergames4907]

Was looking for a comment like this

[@bradanorourke]

Almost liked it but didn’t to keep it at 169

[@sethreign8103]

I highly doubt it since her job is to mix sounds into videos and not to make music.

[@nesrinesth1]

I'm so in love with this art I can't explain it enough ♥️

[@dwijgurram5490]

This is the only thing I liked about movies right from childhood, and then one day i finally came across ASMR and I can't thank god enough for it.

[@xls501]

Satisfying af

[@kuaiio]

lol ikr 😂

[@Destiny-yc8ou]

NIllY ELS 😂

[@pathmanpavi1442]

I have this

[@oliz606]

Did they made sounds for "50 Shades of Gray"? 😂😂😂

[@agustdead495]

oliwioz 6 XD

[@aurorasparks1985]

Stop right there

[@samanthatownsend4216]

oliwioz 6 LOL

[@MarcosArbugeri]

Yes /watch?v=52gcBY9nB3M And sorry about that

[@Kokurorokuko]

.

[@telecastersRthebest]

Glad to see that they’re foley committed to their craft.

[@madchefkitchen5645]

It's weird because everytime I watch movie, I tried to figure out what's the foley artist do than enjoying the actual scene.

[@ilickspam]

how did they get hired though? was it through a friend? was it their demo reel? what did they do before this career? finding work in audio-post is tough.

[@alysondeemoore]

We all come from a performance backgrounds, acting, etc. Chris Moriana's father was Rocky Moriana. He was a Music Supervisor for Aaron Spelling and worked on The Love Boat, Dynasty, etc. My father was character actor Alvy Moore whose best known role was Hank Kimball on Green Acres. We've all been doing Foley for over 30 years when it was just beginning to become a profession.

[@Mrmudbone_gaming]

This just amazed me. How do I get into Foley? Who do I talk to? This is all amazing work!

[@Pablo00019]

ilickspam All they have to be is white and know a friend of a friend who somewhere along knows a Jewish hotshot...don't get me wrong is a talent alright but nonetheless white only #modernsegregation

[@telamon1071]

Harrison Torres I think you need some help. Like seriously.

[@bimapamungkas9109]

+Harrison Torres pathetic

[@galangadh]

Sound is the main key in film. Great video!

[@IONAPINKMOXIE]

I would say visual is the main "key" but potato/turnip I guess.....

[@yogasucipta9166]

Galang Adhitia the music tho

[@yogasucipta9166]

Eventho music is also sound. But it's different. And it's mentioned in the video

[@aldrineusebio192]

VIDEOGRAPHY IS!

[@europeanian6936]

There are plenty of enjoyable classic silent films. You are wrong.

[@bsizeindian3966]

You guys are adding so much value to the film. 💖

[@brucegay9569]

Nowadays when I watch a movie or tv series I always like to stop and listen to the background noises and I think of the foley artists who brought them to life.

[@youtubecustodian4872]

*Imagine if they were foleying to create the sound for them creating sounds in the video*

[@dsebp3755]

Greyson foleyceptiom

[@Mugwart1]

SebTheSept Well played. How many layers does it go?!

[@Stayoffhereable]

"for our breathing, we used a ripped tarp wrapped over a traffic cone, DURING actual traffic. Us coughing is the cars crashing."

[@shaetaylor4455]

KZbin Custodian lol

[@abinalfa]

😂😂

[@maryjolang1694]

So happy how this turned out. Thank you, Weather Channel! MaryJo

[@1blueyedgirl1]

MaryJo Lang Your job is so cool!

[@callmedrew5726]

Great work guys, great work. I'm speechless.

[@martalis7452]

MaryJo Lang you know I have grown to appreciate the sound and music in films because thay are what make them great as movie are good but with the right sounds and music their amazing and I think you pay a big part in it

[@willowk]

MaryJo Lang WOAH ITS YOU

[@Pistaspararequinto]

your the GOAT

[@alfaa4016]

Just amazing....I never imagine such a beautiful coordination .....❤

[@mycomfortzoneisu]

big thanks for you guys. i love to hear that

[@readthecomment7267]

The sounds are very convincing

[@AshCash729]

Probably one of the best jobs ever

[@vijayarajvj5333]

Great.. I love it... God bless you all

[@myehlaesoul]

These people deserve to gain Academy Award!

[@oatslady]

*COOLEST JOB EVER!!*

[@oatslady]

♥️

[@micro_my_blood]

Adelina , easier said than done though! It's hard as hell, but interesting as science.

[@letslearnwithmahi2495]

Micro My Blood

[@letslearnwithmahi2495]

let's learn with Mahi Loi

[@letslearnwithmahi2495]

let's learn with Mahi

[@luuxu]

I love that horse hoof sound

[@KiaraSan14]

Sense 1:31 amazing 💕

[@Cowoman]

For me it's crushing sound when you walk on snow ❤

[@andrevitorfornari1832]

So realistic

[@catherinegomez2055]

Sherryl Sherryl *sweats* I don't know anymore

[@ekolugano9984]

Whoooah i never see something like this guys you are so talented 😘😘

[@shasikiran.m4583]

They should make a biography on foley artists and their Importance in the Film and documentary industry.