Crew Call: 'Back To The Future' Foley Artist Joe Sabella On Creating Sounds
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- čas přidán 2. 07. 2024
- Joe Sabella, Foley Artist on "Gotham," has produced sounds for films and television shows from Back to the Future II & III to Lena Dunham's "Girls." He explains what the role involves.
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Amazing to see such talented people devoted to what they do and create a more complete work of art for audiences; picture doesn't realize its full potential without sound and wow does Joe Sabella bring that to the table!
He won 2 Emmy Awards for Outstanding Sound Editing for a Series for The X Files: Nisei and CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Fight Night.
So awesome. I couldn’t imagine loving my job!
He must have gotten those holes in his chair trying to make a cool sound lol
Didn't know Jordan Peterson used to be a foley artist
This almost looks like a skit lol.
Natalie been a year already since you made this comment crazy right 😂
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Foley artists do not make me believe anything. Foley artists take me OUT of the movie and force me to realize I am watching a movie because of the ridiculous UNrealistic sound effects. Why can't you just make sounds that ACTUALLY sound like what is going on in the movie? For example...when a sword fighter pulls his sword out of his sheath why the fuck would it make a metal on metal sound? A sheath is designed specifically to PROTECT the blade. The inside of it is made of soft metal or cloth...not metal. Also...the vast majority of people are POLITE eaters. They don't make extra loud crunching sounds when they eat. Especially eating soft foods. So we don't WANT to hear crunching and chomping when someone is eating ice cream. Nor do we want to hear teeth scraping on silverware when someone is eating SOUP.
KnickKnack07 who hurt you?
Sheaths are generally made of metal.
Teleportatıon and most of the space shıt in movies take me out of the movie and force me to realize I am watching a movie because of the ridiculous science fiction bullclap. Teleportation does not exist! So why do people still make movies that shows unreal things as if they exist. Utter disappointment."