A Foley artist is the person who creates this sound art.

Foley artists use creativity to make viewers believe that the sound effects are actually real.

The Foley artist on a film crew is the person who creates and records many of the sound effects.

They are Foley artists, responsible for most of the sounds other than music and dialogue heard in films.

Once the material is gathered and prepared to be used, the Foley artist practices the sounds.

Not that this is the fault of Foley artists.

Jack Foley was the foley artist who produced the sound effects.

The Foley artist reviews the film as it runs to figure out what sounds are needed to achieve the desired sound and results.

During the projection, the foley artists, in synchronisation with the image, "make the noise".

Samplers, together with traditional Foley artists, are the mainstay of modern sound effects production.

Both pre-recorded sound effects recordings and the work of Crawford's foley artist would be used.

Such small sounds are often delegated to a foley artist and foley editor.

The 2 sound designers also joined up with 100s of foley artists who made sound effects for the film by using different props.

Foley artists look to recreate the realistic ambient sounds that the film portrays.

The protagonist of the film is Tarak Dutta, a foley artist.

Footsteps are Foley artists' bread and butter.

Foley artists work on a Foley stage that's stocked with all the strange props they need to do their jobs.

(2006), incorporating live Foley artists, narration and orchestra at select showings.

A skillful Foley artist can make someone walking calmly across the screen seem terrified simply by giving the actor a different gait.

The castrato and foley artists turn "Brand Upon the Brain!"

The Foley artist integrates special sound effects, such as rustles or punches, into the sound track.

Clearly there is a logic to Foleys, since various Foley artists have independently chosen many of the same methods.

If the work of Foley artists has been one of Hollywood's secrets, one can understand why.

He began work in 1942 as a foley artist and, with help from Paulo Gracindo, started his dubbing career.

Tracy W. Bush is an American video game music composer, sound designer and a foley artist.