The Art of Foley Lab

Course Number
MTEC-305
Description

In this lab, students will unlock the secrets behind Foley artistry, creating sounds in film, television, and video games that are synchronized to characters' movement such as footsteps, clothing, and props. Through a dynamic blend of theory and hands-on practice, participants will delve into microphone selection, innovative recording techniques, and the artistry of Foley sound creation using both unconventional props and everyday objects. Integral to the curriculum are sound editing and processing techniques, empowering students to refine and optimize their Foley creations for richer, more immersive auditory storytelling. Workshops will guide students through the intricate process of seamlessly synchronizing authentic sounds, meticulously crafted and curated, to breathe vibrancy and authenticity into visual media. By doing so, students will enhance the overall storytelling experience, making this course a must for those passionate about the intersection of sound and storytelling.

Credits
1
Prerequisites
EP-220 or GAIM-381
Required Of
None
Electable By
ELPD, MPED, and GAIM majors
Major Elective for
Electronic Production and Design
Semesters Offered
Fall, Spring
Location
Boston
Department
ELPD
Course Chair
Michele Darling
Taught By
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