Definition of foley in English:

foley

nounˈfəʊliˈfōlē

as modifier Relating to or concerned with the addition of recorded sound effects after the shooting of a film.
a foley artist
Example sentencesExamples
- Most of the foley work was recorded in the same rooms where the scenes were actually shot.
- We did almost no foley work other than punch and stab sounds, and there was no ADR or looping of any kind.
- Actors, foley artist and musician work well together and everyone looks as if they are having great fun.
- Dialogue was clear and the foley effects approached naturalism.
- When you hear that sound in the movies, it is usually due to foley effects.

Origin

Named after the US film technician Jack Foley (1891–1967), the inventor of the process.

Definition of foley in US English:

foley

nounˈfōlē

as modifier Relating to or concerned with the addition of recorded sound effects after the shooting of a film.
the aural details that foley artists duplicate
Example sentencesExamples
- Actors, foley artist and musician work well together and everyone looks as if they are having great fun.
- Dialogue was clear and the foley effects approached naturalism.
- Most of the foley work was recorded in the same rooms where the scenes were actually shot.
- We did almost no foley work other than punch and stab sounds, and there was no ADR or looping of any kind.
- When you hear that sound in the movies, it is usually due to foley effects.

Origin

Named after the US film technician Jack Foley (1891–1967), the inventor of the process.

单词	foley
释义	Definition of foley in English: foley nounˈfəʊliˈfōlē as modifier Relating to or concerned with the addition of recorded sound effects after the shooting of a film. a foley artist Example sentencesExamples Most of the foley work was recorded in the same rooms where the scenes were actually shot. We did almost no foley work other than punch and stab sounds, and there was no ADR or looping of any kind. Actors, foley artist and musician work well together and everyone looks as if they are having great fun. Dialogue was clear and the foley effects approached naturalism. When you hear that sound in the movies, it is usually due to foley effects. Origin Named after the US film technician Jack Foley (1891–1967), the inventor of the process. Definition of foley in US English: foley nounˈfōlē as modifier Relating to or concerned with the addition of recorded sound effects after the shooting of a film. the aural details that foley artists duplicate Example sentencesExamples Actors, foley artist and musician work well together and everyone looks as if they are having great fun. Dialogue was clear and the foley effects approached naturalism. Most of the foley work was recorded in the same rooms where the scenes were actually shot. We did almost no foley work other than punch and stab sounds, and there was no ADR or looping of any kind. When you hear that sound in the movies, it is usually due to foley effects. Origin Named after the US film technician Jack Foley (1891–1967), the inventor of the process.
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