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Creating Foley Sounds


 


In this assignment, we were supposed to become artists and learn first hand how to produce Foley sounds. Foley sounds are not as easy as they seem, you have to have the right materials and figure out how to effectively produce these sounds. These sounds are created severally and are combined and some are even overlapped. This process was difficult because without having the right materials or setting, the sounds come from scratch. We had to find objects, such as the ball to make the sounds realistic and if we didn't have the materials (for example, the dog), we had to find them online and overlap it with other sounds.

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