SOCIALBILITTY • GLOSSARY DEPARTMENT
Production and post-production sound, including recording, microphones, dialogue, Foley, ADR, mixing, music, ambience, and final soundtrack workflows.
A culture derived from rap music, a type of music genres, that consists of rhyming skills a poetry with melodic style type of melodies and sub-base beats. This type of music is also responsible for the sub-cultures of fashion, language, art, literature, poetry, film, television and multimedia usually referred to utilizing the same name.
View Definition →The art of language, slang, and or music genre.
View Definition →Music is organized sound created through melody, harmony, rhythm, texture, timbre, performance, or composition. In film and television, music may function as score, source music, songs, themes, transitions, emotional support, branding, or narrative counterpoint.
View Definition →A Mixer is a sound professional responsible for combining, balancing, and controlling multiple audio sources. In production, the Production Sound Mixer records and manages dialogue and other location sound. In post-production, a Re-Recording Mixer combines dialogue, music, Foley, sound effects, and other elements into the final soundtrack.
View Definition →A Composer writes original music for film, television, commercials, games, theater, or other media. Screen composers may create themes, underscore, cues, source music, or other musical material and work with directors, producers, music editors, orchestrators, musicians, and post-production teams.
View Definition →In film and television production, sound refers to the recorded and designed audio elements that accompany the picture, including dialogue, production effects, ambience, Foley, music, and other sonic material. Sound work spans production recording and post-production processes such as editing, design, mixing, and final delivery.
View Definition →Audio is recorded, transmitted, processed, or reproduced sound. In film and television, audio includes production dialogue, ambience, sound effects, Foley, music, voice-over, ADR, and other elements captured or created for the soundtrack.
View Definition →Foley is the post-production process of performing and recording synchronized everyday sound effects to enhance or replace production audio. Foley artists recreate sounds such as footsteps, clothing movement, object handling, and physical interactions while watching the picture so the recorded effects match the on-screen action.
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