THIS IS HOW FAMOUS MOVIE SOUNDS ARE MADE
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Do you know how to create the atmosphere of a good movie? First you need a talented director, a cameraman and a scriptwriter, and some great actors to do their best. But then what? It turns out that the production of the film doesn't end here, because it has to go through the sound department first. Not only to dub the voices of the protagonists when necessary, but to give sound to the objects. After all, microphones that record the speech of actors cannot record, for example, the sounds of a busy street or the sound of horse hooves, otherwise it would be a terrible disaster. That's why sound recording experts, also known as Foley artists, come to the aid of the film industry and do their magic. Theses are the tools of these guys: a device to watch the film already shot, a good microphone and their imagination. So, in today's video, we'll show you the incredible way sound effects are made in movies
