foley in Japanese
foley in Japanese is 擬音 — foley means the art of creating and recording everyday sound effects for film, television, and games.
foley in Japanese
擬音
Pronounced: gion
(uncountable, US) The creation of sound effects, and their addition to film and TV images.
What does "foley" mean?
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noun The art of creating and recording everyday sound effects for film, television, and games.
"The footsteps in the film were added later using foley."
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noun A person who creates such sound effects.
"The foley worked in a small studio full of props for sound effects."
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foley in a sentence
- The footsteps in the film were added later using foley.
- The foley worked in a small studio full of props for sound effects.
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What is "foley" in Japanese?
"foley" in Japanese is 擬音. foley means: The art of creating and recording everyday sound effects for film, television, and games.
How do you pronounce 擬音?
"foley" in Japanese is 擬音, pronounced "gion".
How do you use "foley" in a sentence?
Example: "The footsteps in the film were added later using foley." In Japanese, "foley" is 擬音.
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