If you are a music producer interested in diving into the creation of foley sound effects for films, here are some great tips our instructor James Singer prepared to help you start creating and experimenting on your own:
1- Utilize Your Creativity: The goal of a foley artist isn't to look at an object and ask themselves, what does this object sound like? Instead, they should look at an object and think, what could this object sound like? An example of this mindset is when you see a gun being cocked in a film, created with a wrench in post-production by a foley artist.
2- The Methods to Capture Foley: Let's break down some of the actions listed above and discuss how James will create the foley for them.
-The Character's Face Rubbing Against the Ground: By simply rubbing his hand across the top of the mound of coffee he can replicate this sound.
-Cough: James will produce the cough himself and this will be picked up in the further away mic.
-Hand Squeeze: Just simply squeezing the coffee will be the effect we need.
-Hands/Feet Touching the Ground: To replicate these sounds, he will gently pat on the mound of coffee. For the character's big push off the ground, James will push a little bit more dramatically into the coffee grounds with both hands.
See other methods through videos where you can watch what and how he does it.
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