Filmmaking Secrets! The Easy Way To FOLEY Your Movie Master
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This lecture talks about the importance of the theory and methods behind Foley.
Sites That Offer Sounds
Like I said, try to think what people would put in as keywords. I rename every clip I download so I can locate quickly in the future.
www.freesound.org This site offers free. They would like if you upload some of your clips to help out the community. They also have donations that help the cause.
These are NOT FREE www.soundogs.com This site charges per clip.
These are NOT FREE www.audiojungle.net This site charges per clip.
Dialogue Check list
1. CONSISTENT VOLUME. Make sure the dialogue is consistent throughout the entire movie. Keep an eye on the volume meters. Watch for drifting.
2. NOISE BETWEEN WORDS. Clean up any noise found between words spoken. If there is noise present with words, search for another take to replace.
3. COPY LEFT OR RIGHT TO MONO. If you have recorded stereo tracks with dialogue on left or right, then dual mono (Final Cut) or fill left or right so the dialogue is in center.
4. PARAMETRIC EQ Using EQ takes some practice to see how it can help you.
5. REVERB. Use Reverb to adjust for room size with dialogue. Reverb can also be used on Foley as well.
6. EFFECTS. Effects are fun to experiment with. Although I don’t use to many effects, they can make sounds sound more interesting.
7. HUM Again play around with your EQ. Keep in mind there are 3 basic things when it comes to EQ. Frequency, range or scope, and boost up or down.
8. FIXING DISTORTION Very difficult to fix. Try to find an alternate take to replace. ADR may be the answer if the spot is avoidable.
9. ADR Remember to listen and not watch before each take. Direct actors and have them listen to the track as well. Keep an attention to inflections, delivery, distance and tone. Also try breaking up sentences.