it is kinda sad how much focus we put on the actors and actresses when so many people doing different things that make a movie great are behind it.

@Mediados

Жыл бұрын

The crews are really underrated but it is only logical. Actors are the faces that are in the bright spotlight, the rest is more in the background people don't think about. And if people don't think about it, they did a good job.

@ifedurojaye503

Жыл бұрын

It's in the job description.

@user-gk6nt5gi5n

Жыл бұрын

Sound design, animation, script writing, promotion, there is a lot

@teneesh3376

Жыл бұрын

I get why. Crew members aren't usually on the camera. So people easily ignore them. But it's also a blessing in disguise cause we don't get the spotlight. Ergo no paparazzi or stalkers

@ACEOBODYBAGZ

Жыл бұрын

I'm sure she makes a great living..but ur right we don't pay enough attention to them

i love how they have to think about how the character is shaped, and even getting creative with materials. i'm always intrigued by sound in general so seeing how they exaggerate it for animated shows is cool lol

@VegaFic

Жыл бұрын

Yea, those are the things that are missing from fanmade animations online. They don't really think everything through and it's especially obvious in their sound design. They'd just randomly slap some SFX of other piece of fiction like anime and such

@kryse4806

Жыл бұрын

they exaggerate it on live action too, especially on action scenes

@imageez

Жыл бұрын

@@VegaFic These are shows with...budget and a fixed production pipeline? Fananimations are hobbyist, college students and even high schoolers with way more limited recording tools, cuf them some slack.

@dissonanceparadiddle

Жыл бұрын

@@VegaFic I'm seeing more stuff use foaly these days that one Dragonball fan film for instance

@VegaFic

Жыл бұрын

@@dissonanceparadiddle well, those are strictly passion projects that actually took years to make.

I like how the first question is "do you recognize this sound?" And the example is wasaaaayyy different from the actual sound

@ghostofthemoon

Жыл бұрын

Probably because the digital edits weren't made to the sound yet

@skrittle555

Жыл бұрын

@@ghostofthemoon no it's because they used woodblocks for mr. krabs. this is a different artist recreating the sound (incorrectly)

@socalbarbie1040

Жыл бұрын

It sounded a lot like him

@socalbarbie1040

Жыл бұрын

Nah it was pretty recognizable

@CloDanger

Жыл бұрын

Actually if you look up Joshua Weissman and Mr. Krabs. They actually use king crab legs.

Mr. Crabs walking is just a classic, I love that sound

@pixelfuzztv1371

Жыл бұрын

Krabs

@SetuwoKecik

Жыл бұрын

@@pixelfuzztv1371 Carbs

@pixelfuzztv1371

Жыл бұрын

@@SetuwoKecik kalories

@TheAikatsuFan

Жыл бұрын

@@pixelfuzztv1371 kraps

@null0286

Жыл бұрын

@@TheAikatsuFan poker

Foley art is as important as any other element of TV and film production. Love that they use Avatar The Last Airbender, one of the best shows ever!

They actually used hollow king crab legs to make the Mr crabs sound. The amount of effort pit into the marine biology is really deeper than I'd ever paid attention to.

@magpie.314

Жыл бұрын

I doubt it, pretty sure they use a xylophone for Mr krabs. KZread videos of ppl playing the xylophone to recreate the sound

@criticalhealthmusic

Жыл бұрын

i'm pretty sure they used a percussion instrument called woodblocks to make the Mr Krabs sound.

@adumbusername1440

Жыл бұрын

@@criticalhealthmusic finally the correct answer

@JustAnIssac

Жыл бұрын

They use a stock sound effect for Mr. Krab's walk. I don't know the track name of the sound since it long and descriptive but I think it's wooden blocks

@littleleah310

Жыл бұрын

Cool

I'm 26 and I'm not afraid to say that I still watch SpongeBob and it's one of my favorite show of all time.

@franchisefanatic4142

Жыл бұрын

It's meant for all ages. You're 😎

@edowidivirgian

Жыл бұрын

well, Spongebob is an adult-focused animation show TBH.

@jocelynecupcake

Жыл бұрын

I'd rather not say my age but I'm an adult too and my favorite shows are Scaredy Squirrel, Peep and the big wide world, Lily's driftwood bay, and SpongeBob. I grew up watching kids shows and never stopped (I also have bad trauma too, so the kids shows make me feel comfort)

@niduberi

Жыл бұрын

I'm in my 30s and I have 2 small kids and I still watch SpongeBob! My kids aren't allowed to though bc it's too erratic for their little minds lol

@ypob2007

Жыл бұрын

Age recommendations are just that, recommendations, not something to say “you are to old for me”, I am 15 and people laugh at me when they see my profile pic or just hear about the games i play or movies/shows I watch. I really wish we didn’t put so much focus on age

Massive respect for these people they add so much depth to shows and movies

@moniquereymond

6 ай бұрын

Thank you !

They have probably created all sounds for the shows we used to watch as a kid thats crazy

@LaSombraa

Жыл бұрын

Bruh did you watch the video? They create ALL the sounds from scratch

@mello.1483

Жыл бұрын

@@LaSombraa that’s what he’s saying dude

@fungi42021

Жыл бұрын

@@mello.1483 well duh

@mello.1483

Жыл бұрын

@@fungi42021 was that for me or J…

They’re job looks soo simple because they got all this everyday crap surrounding their work space. But they’re definitely artists in their own class

@valhatan3907

Жыл бұрын

@Nonaya Bidness considering ASMR community is calling asmr KZreadr as "asmrtist" from 2 words of "asmr + artist", hmm I begging to object.

@kofalofa6648

Жыл бұрын

@Nonaya Bidness it's not like artist is a hard title to obtain do anything creative and you could be considered an artist

@skrittle555

Жыл бұрын

@Nonaya Bidness are we gatekeeping the word "artist" now? it's what they are lmao. just because it's not your definition doesn't mean it isn't the dictionary's

@skrittle555

Жыл бұрын

@Nonaya Bidness if it's so pointless, why did you comment on it so aggressively? lmao calm down and go outside

@bubbadoo10

Жыл бұрын

There is an extreme amount of creativity needed to look at one's surroundings and trying to macguyver a sound using it to sound like something else entirely. Or figuring out what you need to buy to best replicate a certain sound that is your goal. That whole process of filling a plunger up with paper towels and sealing with duct tape was honestly a really impressive solution

2:30 Holy..... Crabs can do backflips?

This is really helpful for an idea of how I’m gonna make sound effects for a 3D movie I’m working on!! I’ll definitely come back to this in the future whenever I start making sfx :D

@badfaithnomination

Жыл бұрын

Splice has millions of foley samples, too. I've had that subscription for over half-a-decade for songwriting. Worth every penny. You don’t have to record everything yourself.

@uceraxd107

Жыл бұрын

Oh good luck bro 😎

@alpha8here

Жыл бұрын

@@badfaithnomination Thanks for the resource. Splice looks AMAZING!!!

@Amy_Dunn

Жыл бұрын

I've made a few student films, and I cannot over emphasize the use of environment natural sound/room tone, even just a silence and wind/air-conditioning. It makes a huge difference. I like to record different environments on my phone sometimes, mostly crowd sounds and nature (for example I have several from restaurants, the sound of cicadas by a highway, rainstorms, even a ren faire I went to a couple years ago) You don't have to record those yourself of course. Lol but just remembering to add it helps so much.

@Dusenflugzeug

Жыл бұрын

@@Amy_Dunn thank you so much!! This’ll help me alot :))

I love how this makes them happy they love their job

This is definitely a dream job of mine, if only I knew how to get into this entertainment portion for sound engineering

@Poxell91

Жыл бұрын

Mine too.

@GossamerSoul

Жыл бұрын

Definitely look into it love! Who knows how small this industry is, we’re gonna need new folley artists soon !! 😫

@LaurenLaass

Жыл бұрын

Same and I have no idea. I perform, so I have no idea how to get into this part.

I remember learning of this in middle school and thinking how much fun it would be… almost 30 years later… it still “sounds” like a fun job!

@thend4427

Жыл бұрын

Ba dum tis

So much respect for sound design in shows and film. I never noticed how much it matters until I saw a higher budget show with poor sound design and it killed the whole thing. That show "Casual" is just so weird because there are zero sound effects of ambient noise, so it's like the audio equivalent of the uncanny Valley.

They should give her credit for the Mr. Krabs walk type beat🤣

Got into sound design for my animations and let me tell you....This alone is an art that can be displayed in a museum.

i was always so curious on how they made sounds that aren't common or normals sounds that you hear. like mr krabs' walk, it's definitely not a normal sound you hear often. im glad i could learn how. very interesting to me :)

Making sound effects must be the funniest job ever 😁

I love foley artistry!! I've done my own fictional creature sounds and horror ambience before. It's so fun!! There's a lot of times where I've sped up or slow down my recordings

Imagine doing the sounds for ATLA, must be soo cool❤️

@CarlosAlvarezli

Жыл бұрын

But why are they making these sounds now when they were already made over 20 years ago

@margaesperanza

Жыл бұрын

@@CarlosAlvarezli just showing how they used to do it, like a demo. They're also still making new episodes and even more movies for SpongeBob.

@qxiror5701

Жыл бұрын

@@CarlosAlvarezli 20 years!? Dude ATLA came out in 2005 lol!

@cyan_2169

Жыл бұрын

@@qxiror5701 that'll be 20 years 3 years from now

@qxiror5701

Жыл бұрын

@@cyan_2169 3 years is still a big difference lol

As much as we can talk about how impressive sound production is, can we talk about those classic TV sets? I miss them!

The lady in the purplely trousers is stunning.

@MADmosche

Жыл бұрын

Drop-dead gorgeous, really.

Every time I learn something new about movie magic, my mind explodes. I’m just in awe.

0:04 casually two distinctly different sounds

Yo when she started putting her fingers in her mouth at the end I lost it!🤣😭😭

I was down baaad, since when Sanaa was on screen I was barely listening and I kept saying “damn…” whenever she came back on screen.

Foley Studios are honestly as cool as the sound creation itself. They have open areas, different terrain etc

4:30 Ooh La la, THATS was beautiful

This is REMARKABLE. I’ve been watching animation for almost all of my life and I’ve barely considered the importance of the sound effects. May they be blessed in their work ❤!

The camera man is the real MVP 🤤😂

@denzmo1139

Жыл бұрын

On god 🙏🏼🥵

@Certain

Жыл бұрын

It's like.....all in your face. I think Monique knows what she's doing

"do u recognize THIS sounds?" proceeds to play a sound nothing like mr krabs walking

Sound designing is surprisingly fun! I'm a solo game developer, and making foley is one of my favorite things to do because it's always a matter of improvisation and using everyday objects in creative ways to make the sound effects for my games. I remember when I was doing the coin collecting sounds for Deathly Descent, I tapped on a glass with a metal chop stick a bunch of times and then mixed the sounds that made together in a bunch of different ways to get slightly different but similar sounds for that.

@drujbanu

Жыл бұрын

Video editing too 😅

This is why I love media and content creation. The possibilities are endless.

it’s more fun than it looks it’s one of my favourite parts of making Stop Motions especially if it’s ice cream is splattering on the floor

my brain is so happy listening to these sounds

@dewaldsteyn1306

Жыл бұрын

Yeah theyre so satisfying.

@sooperkamooper2037

Жыл бұрын

My brain was happy watching Sanaa making those sounds

GIR AND ZIM GET THE RECOGNITION THEY DESERVE

@CandlelightChaos28v2

Жыл бұрын

About time!

Folly is such a cool thing to do I've got to do it a few times and I've enjoyed it a lot

Man, what a superbly creative, passionate, and hard work foley artists have! I definitely love it. I enjoyed so much to learn to do it back in film school... I wish I could experience it at leat once again. P.S. That foley artist is so fit and beautiful!

Let's talk real here about swords making "shhink" sounds for no reason. It's out of the scabbard it's not hitting any other weapon- someone's showing it into frame? SHHINK How else would you know it's sharp?

As a voice actor and someone who works with sound from time to time, this is fascinating

Actually, Mr. Krabs' walking sound comes from a stock sound effects library called Cartoon Trax Volume 1.

this was super cool to see........ but what shook me the most was watching a crab combat roll, ngl..... 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@martiner.patrick7911

Жыл бұрын

Hey, how are you

@burntpieceoftoast4148

Жыл бұрын

@@martiner.patrick7911 this isn't Tinder, dear.

Now parents may have to think when thier kids experiment and being "annoying" may become a career! I love it🥰

Probably the most beautiful sound artist in the industry 😊

Its crazy how much work goes into these sound effects, yet you rarely see them get any credit.

Thanks for posting their social contacts too, quite fascinating on how they work

I like how these people made unique sound effects while thinking outside of the box.

Mr. Krabs Walking sound is always a Classic. Love watching SpongeBob SquarePants, one of my favorite cartoons.

They're there with their work to bring animations like our childhoods to life. Gotta love it ❤

If I could turn back the clock 30+ years I would be a foley artist. It’s seems like such a fun and challenging profession.

I’d make some sound effects with Sanaa

I love all the work they put into this, sound effects are so important in cartoons and video games. For example, in zelda ocarina of time, I love the sounds link makes when he's walking, makes the game all the more satisfying.

Bless the cameraman who filmed this video.

@lungisile_

Жыл бұрын

Lmao and I see why.

Foley has always been the coolest thing to me, the amount of cool stuff you can do and how much life you can give a movie or a show just through foley alone is really cool.

sanaa can get it

Wow. I never knew so much work went into making the background sounds to build all the audio elements of animations.

I always loved how Mr.Krabs walks and runs. I think she did very well givin him spaciel effects good job 👍 keep up the amezing work.

I thought Mr Krabs walking sound was from the wood block instrument?

I loved Avatar: The Last Airbender! Such a good show!💯❤️

She would be so much fun to work with and learn more from, especially since she helped many of us enjoy Rugrats when we were kids so much 🥰

4:30 Thank you Editor

Foley artists are one of the unsung heroes in the film industry

7:09 i wasnt prepare for this.

"Mouth sounds get wetter and the movements get faster" Are we still talking about kids shows? *🤔*

It just a clip but appa lost day still hit me right in the feeling

I loved the times I went to live audio book performances they always had a foley artist doing the sounds. He also had an extra camera so that you could always see what he did on an extra screen. Absolutely captivating

Everytime I see this job, it seems so fun yet so tedious it's crazy

I always wondered how sounds like these were done in various media. Its interesting seeing how much work goes into this stuff

The process for Courage the Cowardly Dog must’ve been wild 😂🤞

This is hard work. Its these people that brings us joy to the sweet sounds of folly.

Sanaa is so pretty. AND creative.

Mad respect for these people dude.

2:30 alright but why did this crab do a sick back roll lol

It's so amazing how these were custom made as opposed to being drawn and assembled from a sound library, which I had assumed was Nickelodeon's path. This is amazing. I LOVE all these cartoons and this totally is part of them that I never appreciated!!!!!

She has a face for radio and a voice for Foley art.

@Rob774

5 ай бұрын

Which one? You know there are more than one woman here, right?

I am almost 29 and I grew up loving these cartoons. It’s really cool how in animation the sound effects are made. And I still like to watch old cartoons. I love Avatar the Last Airbender! My brother loved SpongeBob! I also really enjoy Jackie Chan Adventures😊

Start with nothing, and end up creating ages of entertainment and inspiration. Invader Zim was a favorite of mine. GIR was just amazing! Thank you for what you do!

I’m convinced mr Krabs walking is just temple blocks

6:43 👀👀👀👀👀👀

@Mr.Tom_69

Жыл бұрын

SuS 😳

@SpinachDaily

Жыл бұрын

amogus

@oooboo3249

Жыл бұрын

Yes

@NicotineRosberg

Жыл бұрын

Lol this whole video is soft core

them: does this sound familiar to you? me: *no, no it doesn't*

@3ZX8Ball

Жыл бұрын

Yea, the sounds the woman made with those shells sounded nothing like mr. Krabs walking. It's really annoying when they don't show the exact sound effect in such videos.

@geometryarush2261

Жыл бұрын

@@3ZX8Ball yeah exactly, I agree with you

It makes you appreciate animated movies even more

What a crazy way to make a living. It's fascinating to see what makes which sounds.

SANAA AND MONIQUE ARE GREAT AT MAKING SOUND!

I remember learning about this when Ratatouille came out. There was a BTS video of the Foley in one kitchen scene. "It's very hard to explain!"

This seems like a dream job for people full of dream,imagination & creativity.

Foley artists are truly something special and I learned a lot about them in school. 😊❤❤

Are we going to gloss over the fact that this lady is clearly lying about making Krab's walk cycle? Krab's walk cycle is clearly sped up temple blocks.

I know how Mr Krabs walk was made. I can die happily

“Does this sound familiar to you?” Me: no

I always hope that stuff like this makes more kids interested in these sorts of things.

Foley artists and film scorers always baffle me. Such a cool job and requires some very outside of the box thoughts

Foley artistry seems to be very fun work, but often difficult job to do. I like how it requires abstract thinking as well as considering the character shape and it’s features. My favorite film sound is the one with the slide whistle!

This looks fun at the same time hard to do

Very interesting!!, I was hoping that they would show how the sounds are made for all the plankton robots in sponge bob !!

That first thing sounded nothing like Mr Krabs walking

If you ever have the chance to watch a live radio play, I’d recommend it. I played organ for one of It’s a Wonderful Life and they had two Foley artists doing this live

I'm not an English native speaker but I did take the time to learn what a Foley artist do, after all TV shows and cartoons play an important role in my life.

"Does this sound familiar to you?" no, it doesn't "It's Mr Krabs walking" no, it isn't