Sound & Story: ADR & Foley

Calling all aspiring filmmakers, sound designers, and storytellers! Have you ever wondered how movies and video games come to life with their amazing sound effects and dialogue? Join us for Sound & Story: ADR & Foley for Teens, a hands-on program where you'll discover the art and techniques behind Automated Dialogue Replacement (ADR) and Foley sound creation for film!

What You’ll Learn:

• ADR (Automated Dialogue Replacement): Discover how actors’ voices are recorded and matched to their performances in films, TV shows, and video games. Learn how to dub dialogue and create seamless audio tracks!
• Foley: Explore the world of creating sound effects from scratch! You’ll experiment with everyday objects to create sounds like footsteps, doors creaking, and more for film and video games.
• Techniques & Tools: Get hands-on with professional sound equipment and software used in the industry to record, edit, and sync sound.
• Storytelling Through Sound: Understand the importance of sound in storytelling and how it enhances the viewer's experience, from thrilling action scenes to eerie moments.

Why You Should Join:

• Hands-on Experience: You’ll get a behind-the-scenes look at sound design in film and video games.
• Create Your Own Work: Get creative and learn how to use sound to tell a story.
• Explore a Career Path: Discover potential career opportunities in sound design, film production, and media arts.

During the registration window for this program, registration can be completed online below, by calling 309.590.6168 or by visiting the Help Desk at the Library and registering in person.

Questions about this program can be sent to Gene at techprogramming@bloomingtonlibrary.org