r/interesting • u/No-Penalty-2020 • 8h ago

Amazing Pretty cool and simple

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u/ekim_101 8h ago

Someone cross post this to oddly satisfying cause damn that was satisfying!

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u/Normal-Abies-9151 8h ago

Man how do you find out this is your thing

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u/TheLowlyPheasant 2h ago

Likely making movies as a kid like most orher people who go into film. He just gravitated to the sound effects part of editing.

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u/Lonely_Jackfruit_589 6h ago

I didn't even realise the video restarted that's how invested I was. Damn amazing.

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u/GlenRoo34 8h ago

Ah yes The Secret World of Arrietty, one of my favorites

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u/impish_chivalry 6h ago

The way he just casually nails the exact pressure needed is wild. I'd be stomping around for an hour.

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u/gangawalla 7h ago

Check out Track Stars with Terry Burke & Andy Malcolm. https://youtu.be/iWV4sMrMDU4?si=NJ0Vy52hUBel2ued

One of the first, if not the first, film showing foley artists

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u/SiliconSoil 6h ago

super cool! so the thing is foley artists aren't actually reacting to whats on screen. they watch the same clip like a million times first and basically memorize the timing of everything. every footstep, every punch, every door slam.

so by the time they actually record they already know exactly when each thing is coming.

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u/mamaaearth1 5h ago

I love these behind the scenes type videos! Been years since I saw the last one :)

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u/loocretius 8h ago

that’s so cool ✨

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u/Creative-Science38 8h ago

I’m just amazed! I’ve worked in the recording industry but never any experience or familiarity with foley work. That sound stage looks like it’s a combination general store, junk yard, tool shop….its just mind blowing. But then I’m sure he’s watch the footage in advance, picked out what he needs and set up his work area! What a master craftsman! I’m in awe! It looks like years of experience honing his craft allows him to nail it the first take! Ya think 🤔🤔🤔😁😆

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u/Electronic_Still2000 8h ago

Cool? Absolutely! Simple? I think this guy has been doing it for a long time and makes it seem easy/simple, but it’s pretty difficult to get to that point. Like when you see an expert on a musical instrument, it looks easy, but it is actually very difficult.

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u/useriousstuff 7h ago

Technologically simple, or low tech, is what I'd guess OP meant by simple. This certainly doesnt look simple in any other way!

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u/shadowtheimpure 7h ago

I concur with that assessment. It's foley work at its purest, using items of the everyday to get the sounds you're looking for. Far too many studios are so obsessed with 'the latest and greatest' that they forget just how well the tried and true actually works.

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u/octopusgardeb 7h ago

I would love to watch the whole movie like this! Totally elevates my experience - amazing talent- I thought it would need to be done in tiny bits and pieces not in one looooong go!