foleyinnspilling
Foley innspilling, often referred to as foley artistry, is the process of creating and recording everyday sound effects that are later added to a film or other visual media during post-production. These sounds are not captured during the original filming but are instead performed and recorded in sync with the picture. The term originates from Jack Foley, a sound technician who pioneered many of these techniques.
The purpose of foley is to enhance the realism and immersion of a production by providing sounds
The recording of foley usually takes place in a dedicated studio, often called a foley stage, which